Isuzu 4 ton 4*2 Large Flow Urban Emergency Foam Fire Truck

Chassis: The chassis model is EQ2180GSZ6DJ. The engine model is YCS04200-68. The power is 147KW. The wheelbase is 3950mm. The number of occupants (including the driver) is 2 or 3. The speed can reach 89km/h. Superstructure: In terms of overall dimensions, the length is between 7445-7665mm, the width is 2450-2470mm, and the height is 3210mm. The water tank capacity is 8500L. The overall dimensions are 3000×2300×1400mm. The fire pump is equipped with a low-pressure working condition of 40.0L/s/1.0MPa. The rated flow rate of the fire monitor water is 40L/S. The rated injection pressure is ≤1.0MPa. The range is 60m.

Fire trucks, also known as fire trucks, refer to vehicles designed and manufactured to be suitable for firefighters to use, equipped with various types of fire equipment or extinguishing agents, and used by fire forces for firefighting, auxiliary firefighting, or fire rescue purposes. Most national fire departments, including China, also use them for other emergency rescue purposes. Fire trucks can transport firefighters to disaster sites and provide them with various tools to carry out disaster relief tasks.

The tonnage of forest fire trucks has many impacts on their firefighting effectiveness in forest fires. Specific details are as follows: Water carrying capacity and continuous firefighting abilityLarge-tonnage fire trucks: With a large water carrying capacity, such as fire trucks with 8 - 10 tons, they can carry more water or firefighting agents and can continuously spray water for firefighting for a long time without frequent refilling. This is crucial for extinguishing large-area and high-intensity forest fires. It can maintain a stable firefighting water flow for a long time and effectively control the spread of fire. Small-tonnage fire trucks: With limited water carrying capacity, like fire trucks with 2 - 3.5 tons, they may need to return to the water source more frequently to refill water during the firefighting process, which will interrupt the firefighting operation and affect firefighting efficiency. However, in cases of small fires and being close to the water source, small-tonnage fire trucks can also rely on their flexibility to quickly refill water and conduct effective firefighting. Power and off-road performanceSmall-tonnage fire trucks: With a lighter body and relatively stronger power, they have better off-road performance in complex forest terrains and can more easily pass through narrow and rugged roads to reach fire scenes that large-tonnage vehicles have difficulty reaching, such as some mountain forest areas with large slopes and narrow roads. This enables them to quickly arrive at the scene at the early stage of a fire and start firefighting actions in time to control the fire before it spreads. Large-tonnage fire trucks: Due to their own large weight, they have higher power requirements for vehicles and relatively weaker off-road performance. They may encounter difficulties when passing through some soft ground, steep slopes or narrow curves and require wider road conditions. But in forest areas with relatively flat terrain and better road conditions, the power advantage of large-tonnage fire trucks can be fully exerted and they can quickly drive to the fire scene.