Fire Truck BF Hybrid V2

Fire cistern BF Hybrid

Unique perforated stainless steel base plate Fire Tank BF Hybrid is a new way of thinking about firefighting and training. Without the risks and dangers of a hot fire tank filled with oil, you can teach with much less risk and still maintain the realism and level of learning.

The fire tank here fills with water and runs only with gas connected. The gas is turned on and off with a manually operated valve on the gas hose. The water in the BF tank acts as a natural brake, but can be bypassed without hindrance by more pressure from the gas hose.

- For extinguishing with CO2, foam or water
- Strong aluminum sides
- Weighs 13 kg
- Ignite manually
- Coupling for Danish gas cylinder included.

Now there is a complete end to pointless pollution in connection with mandatory firefighting training in fire tanks. With van and gas, you and your colleagues are completely free from having a fixed station where there is an arbitrary container containing various flammable substances. Not only does it increase the danger of firefighting training that there are extremely hot and flammable liquids, there is also an imminent risk of contamination of the substrate and subsoil. Not a model that suits the 21st century and the clean environment that we would like to preserve and improve.

No, with the Hybrid, we as users are content with gas and water. Fill the tub with water to simulate a burning liquid. Then you can regulate the gas nozzles depending on how much coal you want on the flames.

You are suddenly as mobile as possible. You can go out and teach firefighting because you are not tied to a specific location intended for a tank filled with diesel oil and gasoline. A unique opportunity to spread knowledge of quick and effective extinguishing of incipient fires.

For more information, you and your colleagues can simply contact us at Optisafe, as we have more information about different ways of training in firefighting.

Instructions for use

Instructions for use can be viewed by clicking on this link