The highly efficient hydraulic submersible pump is driven by a diesel engine to pump water at a rate of 6,000 gpm (22,713 Lpm) from a water source.
The pump is available as either a standalone pumping system to feed a standalone boost pump, or as a pump combination with a US Fire Pump Boost Pump. In either configuration, the water can be fed into large volume firefighting monitors such as the US Fire Pump Sentry 9© trailer mounted monitor, or sent over a long-distance
hose relay.
The submersible unit is compact and easy to deploy. The self-contained pumping system can be built on a base skid, a hook lift skid, or a trailer for easy transportation. A large integrated fuel tank can hold enough fuel to run the pump for up to 8 hours.
Firefighting experience and commitment to reliability are incorporated into the design of the control system. All US Fire Pump Submersible Pumps and submersible/boost combination units provide a user-friendly, water resistant control panel as a primary interface. Advanced sensors, redundant control mechanisms, and
emergency shut-down switches are integrated for safe and easy operation.
The standalone submersible pump is ideal if you already have a US Fire Pump draft/boost pump. Weighing only 300 lbs. (181 kg), the floating unit is equipped with ergonomically designed carry handles, which allow operators to carry the pump unit into hard-to-reach locations. The combination of our submersible pump and our boost
pump provides unparalleled pumping and boosting capabilities in one transportable package.
Features
- Reliable, heavy-duty components
- Fast, single person deployment
- Compact design
- Storz connections
- Scene lighting
- Powered rewind reel with 150ft hydraulic hose capacity
- Quick disconnects on hydraulic hose
- Hydraulic 10 to 30KW generator
- Air compressor
Options
- Trailer mounted skid with hose storage and drop gate
- Hooklift enclosed skid with removable doors
- Weather resistant enclosure
- Sound attenuated enclosure
- Rescue extraction tools
- Programmable engine controller