Production introduction
The 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump delivers self-contained water supply for off-grid fire response, extracting water directly from lakes, streams and reservoirs without fixed infrastructure. This 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump runs on a reliable Loncin LC1P70F single-cylinder engine, eliminating the need for mixed oil fuel required by two-stroke alternatives. It achieves a peak flow of 900L/M and a 50-meter pump head, allowing this 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump to deliver steady water streams uphill to fire frontlines. Simple recoil ignition means this 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump can be activated quickly once placed on open water during sudden fire incidents.
This 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump offers outstanding portability paired with stable sustained performance. The complete unit weighs just 26KG and features compact outer dimensions, enabling two operators to transport it across rough trails and remote shorelines. Equipped with matching 65mm inlet and outlet ports, this 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump connects seamlessly with standard fire hoses without extra adapters. Its buoyant base maintains balanced flotation amid gentle waves, ensuring continuous water intake and avoiding airflow disruption. The air-cooled power unit prevents overheating, letting this 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump sustain long-duration operation during extended firefighting tasks.
Products Parameters
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Model |
FTQ3.0/8-L |
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Engine type |
Air-cooled,4-stroke,single-cylinder, gasoline |
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Engine model |
Loncin LC1P70F 7hp engine |
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Starting way |
Recoil |
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Max flow |
900L/M |
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Rated pressure |
0.3Mpa |
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Rated flow |
8L/S |
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Pump head |
50m |
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Inlet |
65mm |
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Outlet |
65mm |
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Weight |
26KG |
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Appearance size |
650*550*450mm |
Application Scenarios Detail
- Spot Wildfire Suppression in Rural Woodlands: Crews carry the pump to remote mountain ponds, drawing water to put out small emerging brush fires and stop them from developing into large-scale wildfires.
- Coastal Marina and Small Harbour Emergency Response: Deployed directly on water, the pump supplies fire suppression water for leisure boats, piers and shore storage areas where municipal water pipelines are limited.
- Off-Grid Farm and Village Fire Defence: For remote agricultural settlements without urban water networks, the pump extracts water from farm reservoirs to protect barns, homes and crop storage facilities.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: What are the operational differences between this 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump and two-stroke floating pumps?
A: This four-stroke model only uses pure gasoline instead of oil-gas mixture. It produces less noise and exhaust pollution, and delivers more consistent power during continuous operation.
Q: What hose length can this pump support while maintaining usable water pressure?
A: Under rated working conditions, it works effectively with standard fire hoses within reasonable distances. Excessively long hoses will cause pressure loss and should be avoided.
Q: How to store the 4-Stroke Gasoline Floating Pump after finishing outdoor missions?
A: Drain all residual water inside the pump body, clean the inlet filter of sediment and leaves, and store the unit in a dry, shaded space to avoid rust and aging.
Q: Does the floating body need regular maintenance after repeated use in natural water?
A: Rinse the buoyant shell after each use to remove algae and silt. Check for cracks regularly to guarantee stable buoyancy during deployment.
Q: Can this pump work normally in shallow ponds with a lot of floating plant debris?
A: A matched filter screen must be installed on the inlet. Clear the filter regularly to prevent blockages that interrupt water absorption and pumping work.