Скачать или смотреть Impel™ Pumper – Raleigh, NC

Wendell Fire Department did well designing their #Impel #Pumper! 🌟
This engine increases compartmentation, safety, functionality and ergonomics for the department. They chose the Impel™ chassis for the reduced maintenance cost, longevity and ergonomics for their firefighters. The #TAK4 Independent Front Suspension offers seamless drivability and braking across their 45 square miles of coverage area in #RaleighNC. Lights are mounted to the inside of the doors to increase firefighter safety on highway incidents. Hose preconnects were moved to the outside of the pump panel as opposed to being inside the hosebed for rapid pump operator awareness and on scene versatility. The hosebed is only 5’ 7” from the ground with preconnected hose lines on the rear to increase ergonomics. External ladder and high-rise pack storage on the officer’s side will be rapidly retrievable to support calls in the multi-family and multi-story development areas. Grab bars on the interior of the crew cab doors make it easier for firefighters to get in and out of the cab. Inside the cab, a mounting plate runs the full width and length of the engine tunnel to mount radio chargers, thermal imaging cameras, a Knox Box and key holders. To not hinder the officer’s field of vision, the mobile data terminal (MDT) computer will be stored in the recessed compartment in front of their seat. A front intake enables firefighters to run tanker and shuttle operations removing the need to draft off the side. This will be utilized on two-lane roads in areas without fire hydrants to allow one lane of traffic to stay open.

Chassis: 70” cab
Seating Capacity: 5
Overall Height: 9’ 5”
Overall Length: 33’ 4.5”
Front Suspension: #TAK Independent Front Suspension, 22,800 lb
Rear Suspension: Spring, 27,000 lb
Engine: Cummins L9, 450hp, 1250 lb-ft
Pump: Waterous, 1,500 gpm
Tank: 1,000-gallon
GVW: 49,800 lbs
Job Numbers: 39237

Chapters:
0:41 – Impel™ custom chassis
2:18 – Driver’s side compartmentation
3:13 – Pump panel
5:10 – Hosebed
6:17 – Officer’s side compartmentation
8:08 – Crew cab
10:01 – Front bumper
10:57 – Lighting package