Production introduction
The 80m Head Floating Water Pump delivers powerful vertical water lifting capacity for emergency fire response, transporting water from low-lying natural water sources up to elevated fire locations. This 80m Head Floating Water Pump is powered by a reliable Loncin LC1P92F four-stroke gasoline engine and supports remote, electric and recoil triple startup modes. It achieves a maximum flow of 1500L/M and maintains 0.4MPa rated pressure, so this 80m Head Floating Water Pump can push water uphill across long distances to reach hillside settlements and elevated burning zones. The wireless remote control works over 600 meters, letting crews activate this 80m Head Floating Water Pump from safe zones without approaching hazardous waters or fire fronts.
This 80m Head Floating Water Pump pairs outstanding lifting capability with flexible field operability. The complete unit weighs 60KG with compact outer dimensions, enabling crews to hoist and load this 80m Head Floating Water Pump onto rescue trucks or patrol boats for cross-region deployment. It features an 80mm wide inlet and standard 65mm outlet, matching mainstream fire hose specifications to sustain high-volume water absorption. The robust buoyant base maintains stable flotation on rippling rivers and reservoirs, securing continuous water intake and avoiding air suction that weakens lifting efficiency. The air-cooled engine structure resists thermal overload, allowing this 80m Head Floating Water Pump to sustain high-lift operation through hours of continuous firefighting.
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
- Hillside Wildfire Uphill Suppression: Deployed on valley rivers, the pump lifts water up steep mountain slopes to construct firebreaks, stopping wildfires from spreading upward toward woodland ridges and hilltop vegetation.
- Highland Mountain Village Fire Protection: For remote hilltop communities far from urban water pipelines, the pump draws water from low-altitude reservoirs and lifts it uphill to fight residential and barn structural fires.
- Slope Side Industrial Warehouse Emergency Defence: Factories and material storage yards built on elevated river banks rely on this pump to extract river water, delivering pressurized fire suppression water uphill to workshop buildings.
- Mountain Scenic Area Safety Emergency Support: Placed on scenic spot lakes, it provides standby fire protection, lifting water to hillside tourist facilities, cabins and trailside vegetation during accidental fire incidents.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: How will upward slope routes affect the actual effective lift of the 80m Head Floating Water Pump?
A: Pipeline friction loss reduces usable lift. Reduce unnecessary hose bends and select large-diameter hoses to retain sufficient pressure for uphill water delivery.
Q: Can the 80m Head Floating Water Pump keep stable pressure while supplying multiple fire nozzles at maximum lift height?
A: Simultaneous use of several nozzles will cause pressure drop. For uphill missions, limit the number of working nozzles to guarantee effective jet range.
Q: What startup mode is recommended when operating the 80m Head Floating Water Pump on steep valley waters for uphill firefighting?
A: Long-distance remote startup is preferred. Operators can stay on high, safe ground to start the pump without descending onto slippery, dangerous shorelines.
Q: Does long-term high-lift continuous operation require extra maintenance attention for the 80m Head Floating Water Pump?
A: Check engine oil level frequently during high-load uphill tasks. Inspect pump impeller and sealing components after missions to avoid wear from prolonged high-pressure work.
Q: Is it possible to connect additional booster pumps to extend the vertical lift of the 80m Head Floating Water Pump?
A: Series connection with matched booster pumps is technically feasible, but professional pipeline layout and pressure monitoring are required to prevent overload damage to the floating pump.