Fire Fighting Systems System / Package
Water Spray Systems
Custom marine water spray systems with bronze alloy throw nozzles creating a protective water curtain around the vessel; Fi-Fi 1 rated.
Description
FFS supplies customizable water spray systems that create a protective water curtain around firefighting vessels. Throw nozzles are made from bronze alloy with no moving parts, and an FFS-designed adjustable pressure reducer controls flow and pressure. Drawings and calculations for class approval are included.
Key features
- Handles oil fires with low wind up to 120 meters, withstanding heat up to 11 kW/m2
- Fi-Fi 1 rated for early firefighting and rescue operations
- APR System flow: 20.000 LPM, 0-5280 GPM, 0-1200 m3/h
- OSV 80 System: 2.500 LPM, 660 GPM, 150 m3/h; 14 kg; 55 m throw
- TN System: 1.500 LPM, 400 GPM, 90 m3/h; 1.4 kg; 14 m throw
Applications
Vessel self-protection on fireboats, tugs and offshore support vessels.
Specifications
| APR System flow | 20.000 LPM, 0-5280 GPM, 0-1200 m3/h |
|---|---|
| OSV 80 System | 2.500 LPM, 660 GPM, 150 m3/h; 14 kg; throw 55 m |
| TN System | 1.500 LPM, 400 GPM, 90 m3/h; 1.4 kg; throw 14 m |
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