Products Description
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Emergency Rescue Floating Fire Pump is a portable, engine‑driven fire‑fighting unit mounted on a buoyant PE pontoon base. It floats directly on the surface of rivers, lakes, ponds and flood‑water areas, drawing water directly without long suction hoses for emergency firefighting & flood drainage rescue missions.
Key Component
Engine (Motor)
Petrol or diesel powered
Provides mobility and independence from power grids
Centrifugal Pump
High-flow, high-pressure output
Designed for continuous firefighting operations
Float Platform
Made from lightweight materials (aluminum, plastic, or foam)
Keeps the pump stable on water
Suction System
Usually integrated (no long suction hose needed)
Includes a strainer to prevent debris entry
Discharge Outlet
Connects to fire hoses or monitors

Products Parameters
| Model | FTQ4.0/15 |
| Max flow | 1500L/M |
| Rated flow | 900L/M |
| Rated pressure | 0.4Mpa |
| Remote distance | ≥600m |
| Inlet | 80mm |
| Outlet | 65mm |
| Weight | 60KG |
| Dimension | 770*770*460mm |
FAQ
Q: Does floating fire pump need suction hose?
No suction hose is needed. Its water inlet submerges directly under water surface. It avoids suction‑lift limitation of traditional portable fire pumps and realizes fast water intake.
Q: What are main application scenarios?
‑ Forest & wildfire suppression
‑ Remote / rural areas without fire hydrants
‑ Fire truck water refilling
‑ Flood disaster drainage & emergency rescue
‑ Dock, port and waterfront fire emergency
Q: What engine & fuel does it use?
Standard equipped with 4‑stroke air‑cooled gasoline engine. Fuel: common petrol/gasoline. Start modes: recoil start, electric start, optional wireless remote‑control start (remote distance up to 150‑200 meters).
Q: Can it work in shallow water?
Yes. Only need minimum water depth for inlet submersion. The PE floating base keeps the whole unit stable on fluctuating water level.
Q: What is the advantage of remote‑control version?
Operators can start / stop pump from safe shore distance. No need to approach dangerous fire zone or unstable water surface, greatly improve personnel safety during emergency mission.
