CCS, BV, ABS Approved 1200M3/H Marine External Fire Fighting 1/2 FiFi System

FIFI-1 external fire fighting system is FIFI class 1, the total flow rate must be not less than 2400m³/h(10560GPM). It is usually includes 2*1200m³/h(5280gpm) fire water monitors, 1*2400m³/h(10560gpm) fire pump or 2*1200m³/h(5280gpm) fire pump, 4 hose connections on each side of vessel. And the throw range of the water monitor must be not less than 120meters, the throw height of the fire fighting water monitor must be not less than 45meters. For some additional requirements, it can be coupled with foam proportioner for special fires, fixed water spray systems for protection the vessel hull etc.

Sepcification  for  fire fighting system  
1.Fire monitor
Capacity :                           300m3/h~2400m3/h
Qty :                                         1~4sets
Pipe:                         water pipe and jet nozzle
Medium:                       water or AFFF
Capacity:                        Water: 300m3/h~2400m3/h
Opertional type :          Electrically operated

Throw length
Water:                                            120m approx at 11 bar (other throw range is also available )
AFF:                                                45m approx.

Swivelling ranges
Rotation:                                               340°
Elevation:                                        -40°to +75°
                                      (other swivelling ranges is also available )
Materials:                                        stainless steel

According to different requirement, the marine external fire fighting fifi system including the following main components:

1. Fire pump set (Diesel engine driven, electrical motor driven)

2. Fire fighting monitor (fire fighting water cannon), it can be used for seawater, fresh water, AFFF etc.

3. Batterfly valves: fire pump inlet valve, fire pump outlet valve, fire monitor inlet valves etc

4. Control cabinet with remote controller

5. Foam inductor (Optional)

6. Water curtain system which is used for protecting the vessel self from the fire (optional）