Summary: The TFT Tsunami monitor flows up to 8,000 GPM, but your actual output depends on which smooth bore tip you use. The 3-1/2″ tip delivers 3,250 GPM at 80 psi, while the 5-1/8″ tip pushes up to 7,000 GPM at the same pressure. If you’re using the Tsunami monitor, understanding your tip size is critical for matching flow to the fireground need.
Which Small Firefighting Monitor is Right for You? Comparing Tornado, Tornado Max, and EF1 for Fixed Fire Protection Why Choosing the Right Firefighting Monitor Matters Choosing the right fixed firefighting monitor isn’t just about specs—it’s about matching the right tool to the demands of your operation. Whether you’re outfitting an industrial facility, working with limited […]
Tornado Max vs. Flex Monitor: Which Firefighting Monitor is Right for Your Apparatus or Facility? When it comes to fixed firefighting monitors, one size definitely doesn’t fit all. Choosing the right firefighting monitor for your fire apparatus or facility depends on a range of factors like flow requirements, space constraints, control preferences, and how much […]
When it comes to safeguarding industrial facilities and petrochemical refineries, having the right firefighting equipment is non-negotiable. We’ve created a list of the four monitors we recommend for industrial facilities.
One of the many firefighting techniques employed by firefighters is the use of a broken stream. A broken stream can happen purposefully and be used effectively on the fire ground. They can also happen accidentally and be caused by nozzle damage or debris. In this article, we are going to explore the broken stream when […]
Industrial facilities and refineries have a unique set of needs when it comes to water flow. For you, fire suppression means using a high volume of water to mitigate damage and minimize loss. The intake valves you use need to be reliable and ready to be an intake or discharge as they’re used on apparatus, […]
If your facility issues Hot Work permits, it is imperative that you have the right tools on hand for incipient fire suppression. Find 16 Considerations for Your Hot Work Prevention Program Here. Below are three tools from Task Force Tips that we recommend adding to your standard tool kit for incipient fire suppression whenever Hot […]
Fires and explosions caused by Hot Work are preventable. Establishing a strong Hot Work fire prevention program is a must for every manager responsible for fire and life safety at industrial facilities, construction sites, and commercial repair locations. What is Hot Work? According to the 2019 Edition of NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) 51B, Standard […]