Production introduction
The 600m Remote Floating Pump reshapes remote fire suppression operations by enabling wireless activation far away from hazardous waterfront zones. This 600m Remote Floating Pump is equipped with a Loncin LC1P92F four-stroke gasoline engine and supports triple startup modes: remote control, electric start and manual recoil backup. It delivers a maximum flow of 1500L/M alongside an 80-meter pump head and 0.4MPa rated pressure, allowing this 600m Remote Floating Pump to supply high-volume pressurized water to elevated and distant fire zones. Operators can trigger this 600m Remote Floating Pump from a safe distance of over 600 meters, eliminating the risks of approaching unstable shorelines and active fire perimeters.
This 600m Remote Floating Pump combines long-distance wireless control with robust continuous pumping performance. Weighing 60KG with compact overall dimensions, emergency crews can hoist and transport this 600m Remote Floating Pump on rescue vehicles or small patrol boats for cross-terrain assignments. An 80mm large-diameter inlet improves water intake efficiency, while the standard 65mm outlet connects seamlessly to mainstream fire hoses without conversion fittings. The reinforced buoyant base maintains steady flotation amid river ripples and mild currents, ensuring uninterrupted water suction. The air-cooled power unit avoids overheating during prolonged high-load operation, so this 600m Remote Floating Pump sustains stable water output for long-duration fire missions.
Products Parameters
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Model |
FTQ4.0/15-LR2 |
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Engine type |
Air-cooled,4-stroke,single-cylinder, gasoline |
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Engine model |
Loncin LC1P92F |
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Starting way |
Remote/Electric/Recoil |
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Remote distance |
≥600m |
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Max flow |
1500L/M |
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Rated pressure |
0.4Mpa |
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Rated flow |
15L/S |
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Pump head |
80m |
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Inlet |
80mm |
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Outlet |
65mm |
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Weight |
60KG |
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Appearance size |
750*750*420mm |
Application Scenarios Detail
- Large Scale Mountain Wildfire Remote Interception: Crews place the pump on valley water bodies and control startup from safe high ground over 600 meters away, building long-distance water barriers to stop wildfires advancing up mountain ridges.
- Inland Port Vessel Fire Emergency Rescue: Deployed on harbour water, the pump can be activated remotely to supply fire suppression water for burning barges and cargo ships, keeping rescuers away from flame and smoke hazards on the water.
- Riverside Chemical Storage Zone Fire Defence: For warehouses storing combustible materials along river banks, remote operation avoids sending staff close to potentially leaking burning facilities while providing continuous river water supply.
- Remote Reservoir Scenic Area Fire Prevention: Positioned on landscape reservoirs inside mountain tourist zones, the pump can be remotely activated to put out shore vegetation fires and protect cabins without rapid shore access.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: What obstacles will weaken the wireless signal of the 600m Remote Floating Pump's remote control system?
A: Thick woodland, steep mountain terrain, large buildings and dense wildfire smoke can block radio signals. The maximum remote range can only be achieved under open line-of-sight conditions.
Q: Why is manual recoil start reserved as a backup for the 600m Remote Floating Pump?
A: Remote signals can be disrupted in complex environments. The recoil and electric starting modes serve as reliable backups to guarantee the pump can still launch if wireless control fails.
Q: Can the remote controller switch the working flow and pressure of the 600m Remote Floating Pump?
A: The wireless remote mainly controls startup and shutdown. Adjustment of flow and pressure relies on the pump's built-in throttle control operated on the unit itself.
Q: What maintenance work is required for the remote receiving module of the 600m Remote Floating Pump after each field mission?
A: Keep the receiving antenna dry and free from silt. Inspect wiring connections, and regularly replace batteries for the handheld transmitter to prevent signal loss during emergencies.
Q: Can multiple 600m Remote Floating Pumps be controlled simultaneously by one single remote transmitter?
A: Custom multi-unit synchronous control is available on request. Standard configuration supports one transmitter paired with one floating pump to avoid signal interference.