AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit FSS-200PCO-2PH5-100HR - FSS-200PCO

AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit #FSS-200PCO-2PH5-100HR - FSS-200PCO

Ag Spray 200 Gallon PCO Fire Suppression Skid Unit is equipped with a GX160 Honda engine coupled to a 2″ pump provides a reliable fluid system that delivers plenty of volume. Plumbing is designed to allow the operator the ability to use the pump on the unit to draw from a creek or tank and fill the tank. Whether managing a control burn or a flash fire ignites, the FSS-200PCO-2PH5-100HR can help suppress before it gets out of control. Unit comes standard with a adjustable FOG nozzle, 12 to 25 GPM output and also a spray handgun with adjustable pattern, 0.5 to 1.3 GPM, 100 Feet ot 1″ hose on a hand crank hose reel.

Features

• 2” poly pump with GX160 Honda engine

• 15’ of 2” suction hose with suction strainer

• 25’ of 1” discharge hose

• 100′ 1″ hose with hose reel

• 1” fire nozzle with quick coupler

• AA43L-AL6 handgun with quick coupler

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• High Capacity: The AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit holds 200 gallons of water, offering ample coverage for fire suppression in large areas.
• Powerful & Reliable: Designed for quick response, it features a powerful pump and high-flow system to tackle fires efficiently.
• Compact & Versatile: The skid unit design makes it easy to transport and mount on various vehicles, providing flexibility for different operational needs.
• Durable Build: Constructed with rugged, high-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting performance under tough conditions.
• Easy Operation: Equipped with user-friendly controls, making it accessible for both experienced professionals and beginners.

Q&A

Q: What is the AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit FSS-200PCO-2PH5-100HR used for?
A: This fire suppression skid unit is designed for rapid and efficient fire control, equipped with a 200-gallon tank, powerful pump, and high-performance nozzles, making it ideal for agricultural, industrial, and emergency applications.

Q: What features are included in the AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit FSS-200PCO-2PH5-100HR?
A: It includes a 200-gallon tank, a high-capacity pump, a 100-foot hose reel, and high-efficiency nozzles for effective fire suppression. The unit is mounted on a skid for easy transport and quick deployment.

Q: Is the AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit easy to use?
A: Yes, it is designed for ease of use with straightforward controls, allowing for quick deployment in emergency situations, and it can be mounted on vehicles or placed in strategic locations.

Q: How does the AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit compare to other fire suppression units?
A: Its large tank capacity, powerful pump, and mobility make the AG Spray 200G Fire Suppression Skid Unit a reliable and efficient choice for a variety of fire control needs, providing quick response and comprehensive coverage.

Maintenance Tips

• Tank Cleaning: Regularly clean the fire suppression tank to remove dirt, chemicals, and debris. Use a non-corrosive cleaner to avoid damaging the system. Thoroughly rinse the tank after each use to ensure proper functioning.
• Pump Inspection: Check the pump for signs of wear or damage. Ensure it is operating smoothly and at optimal pressure. Lubricate moving parts as per the manufacturer’s recommendations and replace worn seals or parts as needed.
• Hose and Nozzle Care: Inspect all hoses for cracks, leaks, or wear. Replace any damaged hoses immediately. Clean and inspect nozzles to ensure they are free of debris and are functioning properly.
• Pressure Regulator Maintenance: Regularly check the pressure regulator to ensure it’s providing accurate pressure. Clean and replace the regulator as needed to maintain optimal fire suppression performance.
• Battery Check (if applicable): If the unit includes a battery-operated component, regularly check the battery for charge levels. Replace the battery every few years or when signs of weakening appear.
• Valve Operation: Inspect all valves for proper operation. Ensure they open and close without leaks or resistance. Replace damaged or corroded valves to ensure reliability.
• System Calibration: Calibrate the fire suppression system at regular intervals to ensure it provides the correct flow and pressure for maximum effectiveness during use.
• Pressure Testing: Perform regular pressure tests to check for leaks and ensure the system is holding pressure as designed. Replace any components that show signs of pressure loss.
• Winterization: Before winter storage, drain the entire system and flush with clean water or antifreeze (if specified by the manufacturer) to prevent freezing damage to pumps and lines.
• Storage and Protection: Store the fire suppression skid unit in a dry, cool, and safe location to protect it from weather elements, UV damage, or accidental damage when not in use. Ensure the unit is securely fastened during transport to prevent any shifts or damage.