Production introduction
The Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump delivers agile water supply solutions for outdoor wildfire suppression missions, tapping natural static water sources where fixed firefighting infrastructure cannot reach. This Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump is powered by a dependable 7hp Loncin four-stroke gasoline engine, generating stable power without access to grid electricity. It achieves a maximum flow of 900L/M, rated pressure of 0.3MPa and a 50-meter pump head, enabling this Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump to push water uphill along fire hoses toward burning woodland zones. A straightforward recoil starting mechanism allows crews to activate this Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump rapidly once deployed onto ponds, streams or reservoirs during sudden fire outbreaks.
This Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump prioritizes lightweight mobility suited to rugged wilderness terrain. The unit weighs merely 26KG and features compact outer dimensions, making it simple for two firefighters to carry across uneven trails and steep slopes. Equipped with twin 65mm inlet and outlet ports, this Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump connects directly to standard wildfire attack hoses without extra conversion fittings. Its integrated buoyant base maintains stable flotation amid gentle ripples, ensuring consistent water intake and preventing air suction that would disrupt water delivery. The air-cooled engine structure resists overheating during extended shifts as this Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump sustains continuous operation for wildfire containment.
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
- Mobile Wildfire Firebreak Construction: Fire crews transport the pump between scattered mountain ponds, deploying it to draw water and build temporary spray barriers that block wildfire advancement across forested hillsides.
- Remote Wilderness Property Protection: This pump safeguards isolated forest lodges, farm outbuildings and rural cabins. It extracts water from nearby natural reservoirs to defend structures threatened by encroaching brush fires.
- Vegetation Fire Patrol & Suppression: For regional wildfire patrol units, the compact pump fits easily inside off-road emergency vehicles, offering instant water supply for tackling small spot fires before they escalate into large blazes.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: What kind of natural water sources can the Wildfire Emergency Floating Pump draw water from?
A: It works with ponds, slow-moving streams and artificial reservoirs. A matched strainer should be fitted on the inlet to avoid blockages from leaves, twigs and aquatic vegetation.
Q: How does the pump perform when pumping water upward along sloped wildfire terrain?
A: It offers a maximum pump head of 50 meters. For steep uphill routes, crews should minimize unnecessary hose bends to reduce pressure loss and preserve effective water jet range.
Q: What maintenance steps should be completed after wildfire emergency use?
A: Flush the pump cavity with clean water, remove debris from the inlet filter, check engine oil level and store the unit in a dry, ventilated location away from direct sunlight.
Q: Is this floating pump suitable for long-distance transport inside off-road wildfire response vehicles?
A: Yes. Its lightweight 26KG weight and compact footprint occupy limited cargo space, and protective framing prevents component damage during bumpy cross-country travel.
Q: Can this pump operate reliably under smoky, high-temperature wildfire field environments?
A: The air-cooled four-stroke engine tolerates elevated ambient temperatures. Operators should regularly clear the engine air filter to avoid clogging from smoke and airborne dust.