Products Introduction
foinbo® Foam Carts for Fire Fighting are purpose-built for rural fire brigades, remote construction camps, and national park emergency teams-spaces where fixed fire infrastructure (hydrants, power grids) is scarce or non-existent. Each unit features a 75L insulated foam concentrate tank (to prevent freezing in -15℃ climates), a foldable 10W solar panel (for backup power), and a rugged steel frame with mud flaps (to navigate dirt roads and farm tracks). Designed to operate independently, Foam Carts for Fire Fighting can be deployed by 1–2 personnel in under 3 minutes, making it a critical tool for fast response in areas where municipal fire support is delayed. The cart's modular accessory mounts (for fire blankets and shovels) eliminate the need for separate gear bags, streamlining preparation for remote emergencies.
The technical design of Foam Carts for Fire Fighting prioritizes self-sufficiency: it pairs with a PY5/B-130 pump (180 LPM flow rate) that runs on both a rechargeable 12V battery (4 hours of continuous use) and manual lever backup (for power-outage or low-battery scenarios). Operating at 6–8 Bar working pressure, it offers an adjustable 2–5% foam solution ratio (optimized for foinbo's G 3% concentrate), and an integrated water filter lets it draw from river, lake, or well water-no treated tap water required. The 75L insulated tank keeps foam concentrate stable in sub-zero temperatures, a key advantage for rural teams in cold-climate regions relying on Foam Carts for Fire Fighting.
Foam Carts for Fire Fighting are engineered for rugged, off-grid usability: its heavy-duty polyurethane casters (with deep treads) grip muddy farm lanes and gravel paths, while mud flaps prevent debris from clogging the pump intake. A tool-less accessory system lets teams mount fire shovels or thermal blankets directly to the frame, and the 20m lightweight polymer hose (30% lighter than standard Kevlar hoses) is easier to carry across fields or wooded terrain. This focus on self-sufficiency and portability makes Foam Carts for Fire Fighting a reliable lifeline for teams operating in low-resource, remote environments.
Products Parameters
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Model Number |
Flow Rate |
W.Pressure |
Max.Fog Angle |
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Model |
PY3/B-140 |
PY4/B-140 |
PY6/B-140 |
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Flow Rate |
150 LPM |
200 LPM |
400 LPM |
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Working Pressure |
6-8 Bar |
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Inlet＆Outlet |
1.5''/2''/2.5'' |
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Foam Solution Ratio |
1%-6% Adjustable |
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Products Description
Application Detail
- Rural Farm Hay Bale & Crop Storage Fires: For 10–20 acre farm sites with hay bale stacks or grain silos, Foam Carts for Fire Fighting's 180 LPM flow rate covers 400+ square meters per minute. The integrated water filter lets it draw from farm ponds, and the insulated tank ensures foam concentrate doesn't freeze during winter harvest season-critical for suppressing fast-spreading hay fires.
- Remote Mountain Construction Camps: For tunnel or road-building camps in high-altitude, off-grid areas, Foam Carts for Fire Fighting's solar panel charges the battery via daytime sunlight. Its compact frame fits through camp access trails, and the manual pump mode works when battery power is low-ideal for suppressing fires from fuel canisters or construction materials.
- National Park Backcountry Visitor Centers: In wooded, remote park facilities (10+ miles from paved roads), Foam Carts for Fire Fighting's mud-resistant casters navigate dirt paths to reach campfire or small structure fires. The integrated fire blanket mount lets teams quickly smother small flames while deploying foam, reducing spread to surrounding forest.
FAQs
Q: Can untreated river or lake water be used with Foam Carts for Fire Fighting?
A: Yes. The cart's built-in 50-micron water filter removes sediment and debris, so it can safely draw from natural water sources. This self-sufficiency is a core design feature of Foam Carts for Fire Fighting for remote use.
Q: How long does the solar panel take to fully charge the battery on Foam Carts for Fire Fighting?
A: In direct sunlight, the 10W panel charges the 12V battery in 6–8 hours-enough to power the pump for 4 hours of continuous use. This makes Foam Carts for Fire Fighting viable for multi-day off-grid deployments.
Q: Does the insulated tank on Foam Carts for Fire Fighting prevent foam concentrate from freezing in sub-zero temperatures?
A: It does. The 25mm insulated tank liner keeps concentrate above 0℃ in temperatures as low as -15℃, ensuring Foam Carts for Fire Fighting remains operational during winter rural emergencies.
Q: Can Foam Carts for Fire Fighting be transported to remote sites via ATV or utility vehicle?
A: Yes. The cart's frame includes tie-down points that fit standard ATV rack systems, and its 85kg total weight (when full) is compatible with most utility vehicle payloads-simplifying transport to off-grid areas.
Q: What accessories are pre-mounted on Foam Carts for Fire Fighting out of the box?
A: Each unit comes with a fire shovel, 1.5m fire blanket, and small first-aid kit mounted to the frame via tool-less clips. These essentials let teams respond to small emergencies immediately, without additional gear.