ISUZU emergency command powder fire fighting vehicle

Fire Truck, also known as a fire engine or Tanker Truck, is a specialized vehicle used by firefighters to combat fires. Here are some key features and components of a typical fire truck:

1. Water tank: Most fire trucks have an onboard water reservoir.

2. Pump system: To pump water from the tank or external sources to hoses and nozzles.

3. Ladder: Extendable ladder for accessing upper levels of buildings.

4. Hose compartments: Storage areas for various firefighting hoses.

5. Tools: Including axes, Halligan bars, and other rescue equipment.

6. Light systems: Powerful floodlights for illuminating dark scenes.

7. Sirens and alarms: For alerting other road users.

8. Crew seating: Space for multiple firefighters.

9. Additional equipment: Such as first aid supplies, breathing apparatus, and cutting tools.

Fire trucks come in different types, including:
- Pumper trucks
- Tanker trucks
- Aerial ladder platforms
- Rescue trucks
- Foam units

These vehicles are essential for rapid response to fire emergencies and often serve additional purposes like rescue operations and hazmat incidents.

 

Specification:

Vehicle Description
Overall Size	12000*2550*3800mm
GVW	42000kgs
Curb Weight	18500kgs
Chassis Brand	ISUZU
Drive Type	8X4 with LHD
Chassis Description
Cab	Crew cab,2+3 seats,with A/C
Wheelbase	1850+4575+1370mmmm
Tire	295/80R22.5, 6+1pcs
Engine	Engine Model	6WG1-TCG61
	Emmission	Euro VI
	Displacement	15.681L
	Horse Power	460hp
Gear box	Manual, 8 forwards +1 reverse
Upper Body
Water Tank	12000L with Carbon steel
Foam tank	2000L with stainless steel
Dry powder tank	1000L
Fire Pump	Model	CB10/60
	Flow Rate	60L/S
	Pressure	1.0Mpa
	Suction Depth	7m
Fire Monitor	Model	PL48
	Pressure	1.0Mpa
	Working Range	≥65m
	Rotation Angle	360°
Other	Truck body with aluminum alloy rolling door； PTO control indicator installed in cab, also with 100W siren, LED alarm lamp, sign light, lighting switch, rear lighting and etc.

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