Production introduction
The FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump delivers powerful water extraction directly from natural open water sources, making it a reliable water supply unit for mobile fire brigades. This FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump carries a Honda GXV390 four-stroke gasoline power unit, which generates stable power without relying on municipal electricity. It reaches a maximum flow capacity of 1500 liters per minute and maintains 0.4MPa rated pressure, while the total pump head reaches 75 meters. This FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump can lift water uphill over long distances, which greatly expands the coverage of on-site fire suppression work. The recoil pull-start mechanism enables quick ignition, so this FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump can be put into service immediately after being launched on the water.
Field adaptability makes this FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump stand out among conventional water pumps. It works without fixed water pipelines or power supply facilities, so it fits perfectly in off-grid rural areas and remote wilderness zones. The genuine Honda power unit lowers failure rates and cuts routine maintenance work during long fire fighting seasons. No complicated pre-installation is required, and this FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump can be deployed quickly to set up temporary water supply points. From forest fire barrier construction to ship fire emergency rescue, this floating pump offers high-volume water flow to control fire spread efficiently.
Products Parameters
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Model |
FTQ4.0/15-H |
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Engine type |
Air-cooled,4-stroke,single-cylinder, gasoline |
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Engine model |
Honda GXV390 |
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Starting way |
Recoil |
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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 |
75m |
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Inlet |
80mm |
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Outlet |
65mm |
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Weight |
55KG |
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Appearance size |
770*770*460mm |
Application Scenarios Detail
- Wildfire Prevention in Hilly Forest Areas: Fire crews launch this pump on mountain ponds and streams to draw large volumes of water, building continuous spray barriers to stop wildfires from spreading across rugged slopes.
- Inland Waterway Shipyard Fire Rescue: At river docks and barge terminals, the floating pump absorbs river water on-site to put out fires on cargo ships, wooden piers and bulk cargo storage yards without shore water supply.
- Large-Scale Rural Agricultural Zone Protection: For grain depots, livestock farms and rural processing plants far from urban water networks, the pump extracts water from farm reservoirs to protect buildings and stored goods from accidental fires.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: What is the actual water delivery capacity of the FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump under rated working conditions?
A: It maintains a stable rated flow of 15 liters per second under 0.4MPa working pressure, which can simultaneously supply multiple fire hoses for wide-area fire fighting.
Q: Can this floating pump still maintain stable water output when reaching the maximum 75-meter lift height?
A: The high-torque Honda engine can keep steady pressure output at full head height, ensuring water reaches elevated fire positions smoothly through long-distance hoses.
Q: What can be done to prevent aquatic weeds and silt from blocking the water inlet?
A: A matched filter screen can be installed on the 80mm inlet port to block floating debris, avoiding frequent shutdowns caused by inlet clogging in natural river and lake water.
Q: How much fuel does the FTQ4.0/15 Floating Fire Pump consume during continuous operation?
A: The four-stroke gasoline engine has low fuel consumption, and it can run for several hours continuously with a full fuel tank, meeting the needs of long-duration fire fighting tasks.
Q: Is the floating shell resistant to impact during transportation and repeated launching?
A: The thickened polyethylene buoyant shell resists collision and water corrosion, and it remains intact after repeated hoisting and floating deployment on various water surfaces.