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©Copyright Task Force Tips, Inc. 2004 - 2017 

LIU-330 November 16, 2017 Rev08

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UEM-225 EDUCTOR

60 GPM (225 l/min)

160 PSI (11 bar) Inlet Pressure

Nozzle Name

Nozzle Model #

Water Flow 

Setting

Nozzle

Pressure

Low Expansion

Foam Attachment

Multi-Expansion

Foam Attachment

Metro 0

ME0**

60 gpm

220 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-U

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

1.0”
G-Force

Selectable Flow
Fixed Pressure

15-30-45-

60

-75 gpm

55-110-170-

230

-285 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-GD

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

1.0”
G-Force

Automatic Pressure
with Variable Flow

30 - 80 pgm

110 - 300 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-GD

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

Ultimatic

BL, BTOL, BHL, BGHL

10-100 gpm

40-400 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-U

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

Metro 1

ME1*

60 gpm

230 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-HM

FJ-LX-HM

FJ-MX-HM

1.5”
Quadrafog

FQ**, FQS**

30-

60

-95-125 gpm

110-

230

-360-470 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-LX-FQ

FJ-MX-FQ

QuadraCup

FQ125BC, FQ125BC**, 
FQCS**

30-

60

-95-125 gpm

110-

230

-360-470 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

BUILT-IN

BUILT-IN

1.5”
G-Force

Selectable Flow
Fixed Pressure

30-

60

-95-125-150 gpm

110-

230

-360-470-570 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-LX-G

FJ-MX-G

1.5”
G-Force

Automatic Pressure 
with Variable Flow

60 - 150 gpm

230 - 570 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

FJ-LX-G

FJ-MX-G

Thunderfog

FT200*, FTS200*, FTS*, 

30-

60

-95-125-150-200 gpm

110-

230

-360-470-570-750 l/min

75 psi

5 bar

NONE

FJ-MX-FT

Summary of Contents for EDUCTOR 125 Series

Page 1: ...This instruction manual is intended to familiarize firefighters and maintenance personnel with the operation servicing and safety procedures associated with the eductor This manual should be kept available to all operating and maintenance personnel TASK FORCE TIPS INC MADE IN USA www tft com 3701 Innovation Way Valparaiso IN 46383 9327 USA 800 348 2686 219 462 6161 Fax 219 464 7155 Inlet Pressure 20...

Page 2: ...ipment you may be called upon to use 3 It is your responsibility to know that you have been properly trained in Firefighting and or Emergency Response and in the use precautions and care of any equipment you may be called upon to use 4 It is your responsibility to be in proper physical condition and to maintain the personal skill level required to operate any equipment you may be called upon to use...

Page 3: ...3 1 PART IDENTIFICATION 3 2 GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3 3 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS 4 0 FOAM SELECTION 4 1 CLASS A FOAM 4 2 CLASS B FOAM 4 3 FOAM COMPATIBILITY 4 4 FOAM CONSUMPTION 5 0 MAXIMUM HOSE LAY 6 0 NOZZLE SELECTION 7 0 TROUBLE SHOOTING 8 0 WARRANTY 9 0 DRAWING AND PARTS LIST 10 0 FOAM BUCKET ARRANGEMENT 10 1 FOAM SUPPLY LOGISTICS 11 0 MAINTENANCE ...

Page 4: ...irty 30 percent of the manufacturer s specified induction rate or one percent point whichever is less Make sure the meter head set to OFF position and the correct nozzle and hose lay are securely attached to the eductor before the hose line is charged Make sure the nozzle gallonage matches eductor s gallonage Make sure the hose lay does not exceed the maximum listed in the operating instruction Mak...

Page 5: ...USFS approval On class B materials the eductors are primarily intended for vapor suppression or extinguishment They can be used with high viscosity 1 3 6 3x3 and 3x6 Alcohol Resistant Class B concentrates on flammable liquids containing polar solvents The eductor can also be used with plain AFFF concentrates rated at 1 3 or 6 with various freeze protected foams and with FFFP foam types These foams ...

Page 6: ...zle see section 6 4 Charge the hose and open the nozzle fully to establish the water flow 5 Adjust the pump pressure so the eductor inlet is set at its rated pressure of 200 PSI 13 8 bar 160 PSI 11 bar or 145 PSI 10 bar 6 Put the wand in the bucket and rotate the percentage knob to the desired concentration 3 3 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS After use take the wand out of the bucket and turn down the pump p...

Page 7: ... medium expansion nozzle greater coverage longer lasting insulating 4 2 CLASS B FOAM LIQUID FUEL CLASS B HYDROCARBONS Fuels that are mostly distilled from crude oil or vegetable matter Will not mix with water POLAR SOLVENTS A flammable liquid that mixes with water Examples are alcohol s amines ethers esters aldehydes and ketones In firefighting any flammable liquid which destroys regular foam is gener...

Page 8: ... min 47 sec 1 8 gpm 6 81 l min 6 B 1 min 23 sec 3 6 gpm 13 62 l min 95 GPM 360 l min Eductor Setting Foam Class Time To Empty 5 G 18 9 L Foam Flow Rate 1 4 A 20 min 50 sec 0 24 gpm 0 9 l min 1 2 A 10 min 25 sec 0 5 gpm 1 89 l min 1 B 5 min 16 sec 1 0 gpm 3 78 l min 3 B 1 min 45 sec 2 9 gpm 10 97 l min 6 B 53 sec 5 7 gpm 21 57 l min 120 GPM 450 l min Eductor Setting Foam Class Time To Empty 5 G 18 ...

Page 9: ...GPM at 200 PSI 1 5 60 10 120 10 100 10 150 10 80 50 50 50 100 50 50 100 1 75 100 10 200 10 150 10 250 10 150 50 100 50 200 50 100 100 2 200 10 400 10 350 10 550 10 100 50 250 50 200 50 400 50 100 100 250 100 Similar charts can be created for eductors of other ratings and or hoses of different standard lengths and or sizes Friction loss will also vary with the hose design and manufacturer so it is i...

Page 10: ... stream The expansion ratio is the amount of finished foam produced compared to the volume of foam concentrate water solution used to generate the foam For Example A 10 1 expansion ratio will produce 950 GPM 3600 l min of finished foam from a 95 GPM 360 l min nozzle Non aspirated automatic nozzles can produce expansion ratios of 6 8 1 when measured at the end of the stream By maintaining a constant ...

Page 11: ... U FJ UMX 1 0 G Force Automatic Pressure with Variable Flow 30 80 pgm 110 300 l min 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar FJ GD FJ LX U FJ UMX Ultimatic B BTO BH BGH 10 125 gpm 40 475 l min 100 psi 7 bar FJ U FJ LX U FJ UMX BL BTOL BHL BGHL 10 100 gpm 40 400 l min 75 psi 5 bar Metro 1 ME1 60 gpm 230 l min 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar FJ HM FJ LX HM FJ MX HM 1 5 Quadrafog FQ125 FQS125 30 60 95 125 gpm 110 230 360 4...

Page 12: ... BUILT IN BUILT IN 1 5 G Force Selectable Flow Fixed Pressure 30 60 95 125 150 gpm 110 230 360 470 570 l min 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar FJ LX G FJ MX G 1 5 G Force Automatic Pressure with Variable Flow 60 150 gpm 230 570 l min 100 0r 75 psi 7 or 5 bar FJ LX G FJ MX G Thunderfog FT200 FTS200 FT250 FTS250 JT250 JTS250 30 60 95 125 150 200 gpm 110 230 360 470 570 750 l min 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar NONE...

Page 13: ... 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar FJ LX G FJ MX G 1 5 G Force Automatic Pressure with Variable Flow 60 150 gpm 230 570 l min 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar FJ LX G FJ MX G Thunderfog FT200 FTS200 FTS 30 60 95 125 150 200 gpm 110 230 360 470 570 750 l min 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar NONE FJ MX FT Thunderfog FT250 FTS250 FTS JT JTS 95 125 150 200 250 gpm 360 470 570 760 950 l min 100 or 75 psi 7 or 5 bar NONE FJ MX ...

Page 14: ... min 75 psi 5 bar FJ GD FJ LX U FJ UMX Ultimatic BL BTOL BHL BGHL 10 100 gpm 40 400 l min 75 psi 5 bar FJ U FJ LX U FJ UMX Metro 1 ME1 60 gpm 230 l min 75 psi 5 bar FJ HM FJ LX HM FJ MX HM 1 5 Quadrafog FQ FQS 30 60 95 125 gpm 110 230 360 470 l min 75 psi 5 bar FJ LX FQ FJ MX FQ QuadraCup FQ125BC FQ125BC FQCS 30 60 95 125 gpm 110 230 360 470 l min 75 psi 5 bar BUILT IN BUILT IN 1 5 G Force Selecta...

Page 15: ...Force Selectable Flow Fixed Pressure 30 60 95 125 150 gpm 110 230 360 470 570 l min 75 psi 5 bar FJ LX G FJ MX G 1 5 G Force Automatic Pressure with Variable Flow 60 150 gpm 230 570 l min 75 psi 5 bar FJ LX G FJ MX G Thunderfog FT200 FTS200 FTS 30 60 95 125 150 200 gpm 110 230 360 470 570 750 l min 75 psi 5 bar NONE FJ MX FT Metro 2 ME2 125 gpm 475 l min 75 psi 5 bar FJ H FJ HMX Mid Matic HML 70 2...

Page 16: ...ant must return the equipment to TFT at 3701 Innovation Way Valparaiso Indiana 46383 9327 USA within a reasonable time after discovery of the defect TFT will examine the equipment If TFT determines that there is a defect attributable to it it will correct the problem within a reasonable time If the equipment is covered by this limited warranty TFT will assume the expenses of repair If any defect a...

Page 17: ...ht Task Force Tips Inc 2004 2017 LIU 330 November 16 2017 Rev08 17 9 0 DRAWINGS PARTS LIST 32 33 35 36 37 35 39 38 30 31 28 29 40 27 26 25 24 23 22 20 19 18 41 17 16 15 14 13 11 10 12 8 9 6 7 5 4 3 2 1 21 34 42 ...

Page 18: ...BALL 125 GPM 2 GROOVES 1 UE232 BALL 225 LPM 1 UE233 BALL 450 LPM 1 UE234 12 7 64 X 5 8 HDP SPIROL PIN 1 VP109X625H 13 METER LABEL 60 GPM 1 UL200 METER LABEL 95 GPM 1 UL201 METER LABEL 125 GPM 1 UL202 METER LABEL 225 LPM 11 BAR 1 UL207 METER LABEL 450 LPM 11 BAR 1 UL208 METER LABEL 225 LPM 10 BAR 1 UL203F METER LABEL 450 LPM 10 BAR 1 UL204F 14 METER HEAD 1 UE235 15 BALL 3 8 POLYETHYLENE 1 VB375PE 1...

Page 19: ...1 O RING 216 1 1 8 ID 1 8 C S 1 VO 216 32 BLENDING TUBE 60GPM NO GROOVES 1 UE110 BLENDING TUBE 95GPM 1 GROOVE 1 UE111 BLENDING TUBE 125GPM 2 GROOVES 1 UE112 BLENDING TUBE 225 LPM 11 BAR 1 UE116 BLENDING TUBE 450 LPM 11 BAR 1 UE117 BLENDING TUBE 225 LPM 10 BAR 1 UE113 BLENDING TUBE 450 LPM 10 BAR 1 UE114 33 3 16 BALL 302 STAINLESS STEEL 34 V2120 34 O RING 134 1 VO 134 35 1 4 28 X 3 16 SET SCREW 1 V...

Page 20: ... Establish foam flow before advancing into hazardous situations Make sure you do not run out of foam concentrate before the task is complete Check concentrate level periodically and keep an adequate supply on hand 11 0 MAINTENANCE Eductor does not need regular maintenance However make sure the eductor is fully cleaned after each usage Otherwise the foam concentrate may dry inside and around the per...

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