Firefighting FMBOT 2400

The FMBOT 2400 is a compact, remote-operated firefighting robot engineered to support early-stage fire suppression and exterior incident reconnaissance. Built on a heavy-duty steel chassis with high-traction tracked drive and independent suspension, it extends operational reach into hazardous or hard-to-access areas while keeping crews at a safe standoff distance. Water supply can be provided from a municipal hydrant or directly from a fire appliance pump, with a remotely controlled water monitor delivering up to 2,400 L/min and a throw range up to 60 m.

Key Features

• Compact tracked platform for early-stage suppression and remote reconnaissance, improving crew safety through standoff operation.
• Wireless remote control with intuitive console and built-in obstacle-avoidance support for controlled manoeuvring.
• Communication range up to 1 km (terrain and environment dependent) with strong anti-interference performance and networking capability for data relay to a command centre.
• Compatible with municipal hydrants or direct fire appliance pump supply; high draw force supports towing and manoeuvring under load (incl. multiple charged 75 mm hoses).
• Heavy-duty steel structure with independent suspension and shock absorption; high-temperature-resistant, flame-retardant rubber tracks with internal metal reinforcement.
• Automatic double water-curtain cooling system for thermal protection during close-range suppression.
• Remote-controlled water monitor with adjustable jet/fog patterns (up to 2,400 L/min, up to 60 m); two switchable camera channels (video/infrared, 700 TVL) with optional HD wireless video transmission.