Fire Fighting Drones Putting out Fire at over 100m High Buildings

Fire fighting in high buildings has always been a tricky problem for firefighters. That’s why fire fighting drones are introduced and put to good use to fill in the place for those firefighters in a much efficient and safer way.
This 115kg load vertical dual-rotor fuel-powered UAV provides an effective solution for fire fighting in outdoor space of high-rise buildings over 100 meters and fire fighting of exterior wall insulation materials. It has the characteristics of large load weight ratio, strong recoil resistance and long endurance; The developed high-pressure liquid tethered fire suppression adapted to UAV platform has the characteristics of continuous stabilized injection; the dedicated pressure storage fire suppression has the characteristics of automatic pressure relief and electric opening and closing injection; The automatic lift platform set by the dedicated carrier transport vehicle can realize the rapid deployment of the equipment; The series of modular emergency rescue and rescue pods, it is suitable for multi-disaster rescue scenarios.
This unmanned aerial vehicle integrates electric reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle, large load unmanned helicopter, carrying transport vehicle, fire fighting and rescue module, and has the functions of high altitude fire fighting, fire scene reconnaissance and rescue. With the help of the characteristics of large load capacity, long flight duration, strong recoil resistance and so on, the longitudinal dual-rotor fuel-powered UAV is equipped with special fire suppression and high-efficiency fire extinguishing agent, accurate extinguishing or rapid suppression of fire in Windows rooms of high-rise buildings can be implemented. It makes up for the shortcomings such as long working time of the high-lift fire truck, fixed working site, poor flexibility and mobility, and closely cooperates with the internal fire rescue personnel and the indoor fire fighting facilities of the building, it will greatly improve the efficiency of fire fighting and rescue operations.