Production introduction
The Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump delivers flexible water supply support for emergency teams responding to incidents in remote open areas far from urban firefighting infrastructure. This Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump draws water directly from natural water sources and runs on a reliable Loncin 7hp four-stroke gasoline engine, requiring no external power grid to operate. It delivers a maximum flow of 900L/M and a pump head of up to 50 meters, enabling this Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump to transport pressurized water over long distances to emergency frontlines. The intuitive recoil starting mechanism allows crews to launch this Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump into operation rapidly once positioned on ponds, streams or reservoirs during sudden field emergencies.
This Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump offers excellent mobility to match unpredictable field rescue scenarios. Weighing merely 26KG with compact outer dimensions, two operators can lift and carry this Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump along rugged trails, river banks and uneven wilderness terrain. Equipped with matching 65mm inlet and outlet ports, this Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump connects quickly to standard fire hoses without additional conversion fittings. The integrated buoyant base maintains stable flotation amid gentle waves or slow currents, ensuring consistent water intake and avoiding airflow interruption that weakens water output. The air-cooled engine structure resists overheating during continuous work, suiting prolonged field rescue missions.
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
- Wildland Emergency Fire Interception: Patrol crews transport the pump to scattered mountain water bodies, drawing water to extinguish spot wildfires and prevent them from expanding into large-scale woodland blazes.
- Remote Rural Community Fire Rescue: For villages and farmland without municipal water pipelines, the pump extracts water from farm reservoirs to fight residential and barn fires during emergency field responses.
- Outdoor Recreation Zone Safety Support: Deployed at lakeside campsites and fishing areas, it serves as standby rescue equipment to tackle shore vegetation fires and small leisure craft fire incidents.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: What preparation should teams complete before transporting the Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump to wilderness operation sites?
A: Fill sufficient gasoline and check engine oil level. Carry a matched inlet filter screen and fixing ropes to avoid drifting when working on open water.
Q: Can the Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump work normally when operating in waters with plenty of floating plant debris?
A: It can operate only with a filter screen installed on the inlet. Clear accumulated debris regularly to avoid impeller blockage and interrupted water supply during rescue.
Q: What should operators do if the engine overheats during continuous field rescue tasks?
A: Shut down the pump temporarily and clear dust and dry vegetation blocking engine cooling fins. Resume operation after the temperature drops to normal range.
Q: How to secure the Field Rescue Floating Fire Pump to prevent drifting on flowing streams?
A: Fasten durable ropes to the pump frame and anchor the ropes to stable shore objects. Do not use thin ropes that may break under water impact.
Q: Is regular maintenance required after each field rescue deployment?
A: Flush the pump interior with clean water after use, clean the filter and inspect the buoyant shell for cracks, so the pump stays ready for next emergency dispatch.