Products Description
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The fire fighting floating pump is a portable firefighting device designed to float on water sources such as rivers, lakes, ponds, or reservoirs while supplying water for fire suppression.
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: What are the key advantages?
🚤 No priming required (already in water)
🌊 Access to natural water sources
🧯 Highly portable and rapid deployment
🔧 Low maintenance
🌲 Ideal for forest, rural, and wildland firefighting
Q: Where are floating pumps commonly used?
Forest and wildland firefighting
Rural or remote areas without hydrants
Flood response operations
Marine and offshore firefighting
Agricultural irrigation support (secondary use)
Q: What is the typical flow rate and pressure?
Depending on the model:
Flow rate: 300–1500 L/min
Pressure: 0.4–1.0 MPa (4–10 bar)
High-performance units may exceed these ranges.
Q: What type of fuel is used?
Gasoline (petrol): Lightweight, easy start
Diesel: More durable, fuel-efficient, safer for long operations
Q: Can it handle dirty or debris-filled water?
Yes, most floating pumps are designed to handle light debris and sediment, but:
A strainer prevents large particles from entering
Excessively muddy or sandy water may cause wear over time