Frequently asked questions about equipment selection, pricing, certification and tendering.
High-pressure relay fire pumps cover different heads by stage count: the two-stage pump G280 delivers a head of 260m with a flow rate of 5.9L/s; the three-stage pump G320 provides a head of 290m; the four-stage pump G430 achieves a head of 350m; the five-stage pump J527 reaches a head of 400m with a flow rate of 4.8L/s; the portable pump W80 offers a head of 85m; and the heavy-duty water source pump Z800 delivers a head of 750m. When paired with fire hose, these pumps enable long-distance relay water supply in mountainous terrain, serving as the power core for remote water delivery in forest firefighting.
Featuring a two-stroke water-cooled and air-cooled hybrid gasoline engine (rated power 23 HP), supporting both recoil pull-start and electric start modes. A single fuel tank fill enables continuous operation for over 5 hours. With a net weight of only 13 kg, it can be carried on the back into mountainous areas.
LSA-XSW-J30 High-Pressure Fine Water Mist Fire Extinguisher features a pressure of 11MPa, a spray range of 12m in mist mode / 16m in straight-stream mode, and a flow rate of 5.1L/min. It is equipped with a 20L water bag and a three-section telescopic lance water gun. Suitable for forest surface fires, incipient fires, sporadic fire points during forest patrol, and mop-up of residual fires, enabling the principle of "early suppression, small-scale containment, and complete extinguishment."
The LSA-YFJ gasoline-powered fire blower is a 3kW two-stroke engine model with high airflow output, suitable for extinguishing residual fires in the wild and surface fires. The LSA-LDFJ84 lithium battery blower is driven by an 84V lithium battery, producing zero emissions and low noise (79.8dB), making it ideal for environmentally sensitive areas such as scenic spots, residential areas, and greenhouses. Choose based on your working conditions and environmental requirements.
The gasoline chainsaw LSA-JDLJ06 features a 3.0 kW two-stroke engine with a cutting efficiency of 92 cm²/s, making it suitable for field logging and firebreak clearing. The battery-powered chainsaw LSA-LDJ84 operates on an 84V lithium battery, produces low noise (62.8 dB), and offers IP67 protection, making it ideal for low-noise operations near scenic areas and residential neighborhoods. Select based on the working environment and noise requirements.
The four-wheel/two-wheel firefighting motorcycle features a fire-service-specific red body and can be equipped with fire pumps, dry powder extinguishers, fire hoses, and other apparatus. It supports free switching between drive modes and is ready for emergency firefighting operations right out of the crate, making it ideal for areas such as alleys and mountain trails where large vehicles have difficulty accessing.
Test reports and factory certificates are standard; government / enterprise tenders usually also need supply certificates, parameter response sheets and bidding documentation. We supply a complete documentation set.
We recommend completing all purchases 1–2 months before fire season to leave time for production, logistics and acceptance. Common items (forest fire water pump, collapsible water tank, high-pressure water-mist extinguisher etc.) are usually ex-stock; bundled configurations follow contract lead time.
Yes. Equipment is shipped nationwide by freight; for matching setups (e.g. water pump + water gun + collapsible tank) we recommend bundled configuration to ensure interface compatibility, subject to contract terms.
Simple and easy to use—no complexity, and a single operator can quickly get the hang of it. Operation involves three steps: connect to a water source or use the built-in water tank, start the engine or motor, and pull the trigger to spray. Taking the LSA-XSW-J30 as an example, the rated pressure is approximately 8–10 MPa, with a flow rate of 30 L/min and a spray distance of up to 10–15 meters. The fine water mist has droplet sizes smaller than 400 microns, delivering strong cooling, oxygen isolation, and radiant heat shielding effects—making it ideal for extinguishing initial-stage forest fires, forest edge fires, and mopping up residual embers. It can also be used for incipient electrical fires (maintaining a safe distance is required). Note: Before use, check the sealing of the pipeline; do not run the unit dry; drain any residual water promptly after extinguishing; and take antifreeze measures in winter. Routine maintenance is straightforward—just clean the filter screen and nozzle. The overall operational threshold is low, and full proficiency can be achieved within half an hour of training.
The runtime of a lithium-battery fan (such as the LSA-LDFJ84) mainly depends on battery capacity and speed setting. As a general industry standard, a single fully charged battery can run continuously for about 30–60 minutes at medium fan speed, while runtime at high airflow is reduced to 15–30 minutes. In actual use, runtime may fluctuate to some extent due to ambient temperature, fan speed setting, and fan load. It is recommended to carry 1–2 spare batteries during operations, or choose a dual-battery backpack to extend continuous working time. This model is usually equipped with a fast charger, and fully charging one battery takes about 1–2 hours. To protect battery life, do not recharge only after the battery is fully depleted; recharging at 20%–30% remaining capacity is better. When purchasing, confirm the battery capacity (such as the Ah rating) and warranty policy with the manufacturer, as runtime varies greatly among different configurations. Be sure to evaluate the number of battery packs required based on actual firefighting or fireline-clearing needs.
The LSA-LDJ84 lithium battery chainsaw is typically equipped with a 60V, 4–6Ah lithium battery, placing it in the category of portable chainsaws commonly used in forest firefighting. Battery life is significantly affected by wood diameter, hardness, and operating method: when cutting soft mixed wood around 10cm in diameter, a single battery can run continuously for about 30–50 minutes; when cutting hardwood over 20cm or frequently operating at full load, it lasts about 15–25 minutes, and it is generally recommended to carry 2 or more batteries for rotation. The industry-standard figure is "approximately 20–40 minutes of continuous full-load operation per battery," though actual performance depends on working conditions. It is suitable for fire scene obstacle clearance, firebreak creation, and felling small-diameter trees. Its advantages include zero emissions, low noise, and fast startup, but its battery life and power are lower than those of a gas chainsaw. For large-diameter trees or prolonged high-intensity operations, a gas chainsaw is still recommended. During use, pay attention to chain lubrication and battery heat dissipation, and avoid overloading.
The vertical head of conventional heavy-duty high-lift water source pumps is generally in the range of 200–350 meters, with horizontal transmission distances of up to 1,000–2,000 meters, depending on the pump model's power, pipe diameter, and terrain elevation difference. Taking a heavy-duty pump such as the LSA-Z800 as an example, the rated head is typically calibrated as the maximum vertical lift height at the rated flow rate. In actual operation, every 10 meters of horizontal piping is approximately equivalent to 1 meter of head loss, and elbows and manifolds will further reduce the effective head. Therefore, when drawing water in mountainous areas, it is recommended to estimate the usable head at 70%–80% of the rated value, prioritize shortening the piping and reducing elbows, and use relay pumps in conjunction. When selecting a model, look at the flow-head curve rather than relying on a single peak parameter.