Approaches the fire and keeps the crew away from the flame
A tracked firefighting robot built from a main body, a fire monitor, binoculars, a thermal camera and a handheld remote terminal. It handles reconnaissance and suppression across many fields, including explosive environments such as petrochemical and gas plants.
IP66Protection Grade
4200 NMax. towing capacity
1.3 kmMax. transmission distance
16 hMax. operating time
550 kgNet weight
4 hFull-speed walking time
Key features
4200N
Steel track running gear
The high-strength track crosses a 220 mm obstacle.
70%
Gradeability
It climbs a 35° slope or stairs and holds its balance on side tilt up to 30°.
1.55m/s
Walking speed
It runs at full speed for 4 h and stops within 0.24 m.
350mm
Fording depth
It takes in no water after 1 h of soaking under normal pressure.
360°
Turning in place
It rotates on its own axis and changes direction in tight spaces.
1.3km
Wireless control
The operator drives the robot from the handheld terminal.
IN THE FIELDKeeps the crew backThe robot approaches the flame source under its own power while firefighters stay in the safe area.
Thermal cameraThe thermal camera shows the hot spot inside the smoke.
IP66 bodyDust and strong water jets do not reach the inside of the housing.
ApplicationsPetrochemical and gas plants·Explosive environments·Firefighting and reconnaissance in various environments
