Fire Fighting Systems Equipment
Foam Proportioners
Bypass-mounted foam inductors for marine firefighting, made in Sweden from bronze and composite materials, allowing foam/water mixture or pure water operation.
Description
FFS foam proportioners are installed in a bypass around the fire pump's discharge valve, mixing foam liquid with water after diverging to the spray system. The design allows the system to deliver either a foam/water mixture or pure water for firefighting and protection. Units are manufactured in FFS's Swedish facility from bronze and composite materials.
Models
- FFS 300FiA: 5.000 LPM, 1320 GPM, 300 m3/h, mix 0-6%
- FFS 600FiA: 10.000 LPM, 2640 GPM, 600 m3/h, mix 0-3%
- PP 250-80: 30.000 LPM, 1800 m3/h, 7900 GPM, mix 0-3%
Applications
Foam firefighting on FiFi-equipped vessels such as fireboats, tugs and offshore vessels.
Specifications
| FFS 300FiA | 5.000 LPM, 1320 GPM, 300 m3/h; Mix 0-6% |
|---|---|
| FFS 600FiA | 10.000 LPM, 2640 GPM, 600 m3/h; Mix 0-3% |
| PP 250-80 | 30.000 LPM, 1800 m3/h, 7900 GPM; Mix 0-3% |
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