FFS marine fire monitors are precision-engineered for high-performance firefighting on vessels and in other demanding environments. Constructed from corrosion-resistant materials including Ni-Al-Bronze and stainless steel, FFS fire monitors are designed to withstand harsh marine conditions while delivering reliable, long-term performance.
With capacities ranging from 150 to 3,600 m³/h, the FFS fire monitor range covers everything from compact vessel installations to high-capacity firefighting systems. More than 15,000 FFS fire monitors are in operation worldwide across fireboats, tugs, offshore vessels and other marine applications, as well as refineries, industrial facilities and spaceflight recovery operations.
Manufactured in-house, FFS fire monitors are available with a range of capacities, nozzle options and control systems to suit different vessel requirements and firefighting applications.
With capacities ranging from 150 to 3,600 m³/h, the FFS fire monitor range covers everything from compact vessel installations to high-capacity firefighting systems. More than 15,000 FFS fire monitors are in operation worldwide across fireboats, tugs, offshore vessels and other marine applications, as well as refineries, industrial facilities and spaceflight recovery operations.
Manufactured in-house, FFS fire monitors are available with a range of capacities, nozzle options and control systems to suit different vessel requirements and firefighting applications.
Products
FFS 300 P
Flow:
5000 LPM, 1320 GPM, 300 m3/h
Pressure:
90 m
Weight:
85 kg
Info:
Solid stream nozzle
FFS 300 P (Manual)
Flow:
5000 LPM, 1320 GPM, 300 m3/h
Pressure:
90 m
Weight:
75 kg
Info:
Solid stream nozzle
FFS 300 JS
Flow:
5000 LPM, 1320 GPM, 300 m3/h
Pressure:
90 m
Weight:
100 kg
Info:
Wide screen nozzle
FFS 600 P
Flow:
10.000 LPM, 2640 GPM, 600 m3/h
Pressure:
110 m
Weight:
90 kg
Info:
Solid stream nozzle
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FFS 600 P (Manual)
Flow:
10.000 LPM, 2640 GPM, 600 m3/h
Pressure:
110 m
Weight:
75 kg
Info:
Solid stream nozzle
FFS 600 JS
Flow:
10.000 LPM, 2640 GPM, 600 m3/h
Pressure:
110 m
Weight:
90 kg
Info:
Wide screen nozzle
FFS 1200 P
Flow:
20.000 LPM, 5280 GPM, 1200 m3/h
Pressure:
140 m
Weight:
195 kg
Info:
Solid stream nozzle
FFS 1200 JS
Flow:
20.000 LPM, 5280 GPM, 1200 m3/h
Pressure:
140 m
Weight:
200 kg
Info:
Wide screen nozzle
FFS 2400 P
Flow:
40.000 LPM, 10.500 GPM, 2400 m3/h
Pressure:
180 m
Weight:
440 kg
Info:
Solid stream nozzle
FFS 2400 JS
Flow:
40.000 LPM, 10.500 GPM, 2400 m3/h
Pressure:
180 m
Weight:
480 kg
Info:
Wide screen nozzle
FFS 3600 P
Flow:
60.000 LPM, 15.900 GPM, 3600 m3/h
Pressure:
210 m
Weight:
975 kg
Info:
Solid stream nozzle
Key Features:
- Seawater Resistance: Made from Ni-Al-Bronze and stainless steel, FFS monitors are highly resistant to corrosion from seawater, enhancing longevity and reducing maintenance needs.
- Lower Fuel Consumption: Designed for low internal pressure loss, these monitors require less inlet pressure, which means lower power consumption from the main engines and reduced fuel costs.
- Proven Performance: FFS monitors are well-known for their strength and superior performance in harsh environments, which is attributed to the use of quality materials and precise engineering.
- Versatility: With a wide selection of nozzle options, including the Pelton nozzle for maximum reach, FFS monitors provide versatility and can be adapted for various firefighting tasks.
- Easy Maintenance: The inclusion of a lightweight, easily removable GRP cover simplifies maintenance, ensuring the monitors are always ready for action.
Electric vs. Hydraulic Fi-Fi Monitors by FFS: Key Advantages
FFS's electrically operated Fi-Fi monitors offer significant benefits over traditional hydraulic systems, enhancing reliability, ease of installation, maintenance efficiency, and environmental safety.
Key Points:
- Enhanced Reliability: Electric motors eliminate risks associated with hydraulic systems, such as contamination from dirt leading to failures and the potential for air in the system, causing unstable operations.
- Simplified Installation: Setting up electric monitors involves straightforward electrical wiring, making the process less complex than installing hydraulic piping.
- Low Maintenance: Unlike hydraulic motors that demand regular upkeep, electric motors require minimal maintenance, reducing the need for frequent servicing and complex fault diagnosis.
- No Leakage Concerns: Electric systems do not suffer from the leakage issues common in hydraulic systems, where fittings may loosen over time, posing environmental risks.
- Durability: Hydraulic hoses, prone to damage and requiring regular replacement when exposed on deck, are not a concern with electric monitors, which rely on durable electrical connections.
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