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FireGuard

8.  The unit must be securely restrained on the vehicle.  Ensure all fasteners are tightened and secure before 

operation.

9.  The FireGuard must never be left unattended while being filled with water.

10.  Do not operate the pump when there is no water in the tank.

11.  Do not disconnect any hoses, nozzles or filters while the equipment is operating. Disconnecting any 

components while under pressure may result in uncontrolled water discharge which may be hazardous.

12.  Care should be taken at all times, particularly when operating on rough or steep terrain. Drivers should be 

aware of fluid surge affecting the centre of gravity.

13.  The FireGuard has safety labels affixed to various locations on the unit.  These labels should be kept clean 

and legible, and replaced if damaged.

14.  Any unauthorised modifications to this equipment may affect its function and create a serious safety risk.  

Any unauthorised modifications will void any warranty on the unit.

General Information

Specifications

Tank

UV stabilised, impact resistant polyethylene tank, available in 220 and 400 
litre capacities

Standard 
Equipment

Honda GX50 petrol engine 

Aussie Pumps QP154SX single impeller pump with 210 L/min capacity

18m 19mm fire hose with adjustable nozzle

Stainless steel pump mounting plate

Surefit pin mount system

Options

Hot dipped galvanised steel mounting frames

Description

The TTi FireGuard is designed to carry and distribute water using a self-contained pump and firefighting hose 
system.  The FireGuard is configured in two different capacities, refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2, both designed 
to fit on utility trays or trailers:

• 

220 litre tank – 925mm long, 710mm wide and 810mm high

• 

400 litre tank – 1620mm long, 710mm wide and 810mm high.

Summary of Contents for FireGuard

Page 1: ...Operator s HandBook FireGuard w w w t t i c o m a u Manufacturer of The Safest Tanks in Motion...

Page 2: ...ions 7 Driving Stability 7 Operating Instructions 7 Before First Use 7 Filling the Tank 9 Pump Operation Procedure 9 FireGuard Operation 10 Risk Assessment 11 Maintenance 12 Periodic Checks 12 Mainten...

Page 3: ...nks are rotationally moulded from quality polyethylene purpose designed and manufactured to high standards The FireGuard is a compact portable unit for the back of a utility or trailer and designed fo...

Page 4: ...emicals 2 Only authorised and trained personnel are to operate this equipment Operators must have read and fully understood this manual before operating the FireGuard unit 3 Do not operate this equipm...

Page 5: ...an and legible and replaced if damaged 14 Any unauthorised modifications to this equipment may affect its function and create a serious safety risk Any unauthorised modifications will void any warrant...

Page 6: ...aterial polyethylene and are fully drainable Due to the rotational moulding process there may be a small variance in the overall dimensions of the tank therefore calibration markings should be used as...

Page 7: ...Stability The FireGuard unit is heavy when filled with water To maintain stability while operating this unit Ensure the vehicle s tyres are inflated to their correct pressure at all times Underinflate...

Page 8: ...tray If using tie down straps they must be rated to at least the total mass of the unit when filled with water There is one tie down recess across the 220L FireGuard tank refer to Figure 1 with two r...

Page 9: ...iller cap Pump Operation Procedure The FireGuard s petrol pump engine is started as follows refer to Figure 4 1 Turn the fuel lever to ON 2 If the engine is cold turn the choke lever to ON NOTE Ensure...

Page 10: ...reGuard Ensure the fire hose s nozzle in closed 4 Start the pump s engine referring to the Pump Operation Procedure above and adjust engine speed CAUTION To prevent damage do not operate the pump for...

Page 11: ...ling slips trips or falls Low Follow safe manual handling techniques don t lift on your own if 20kg bend knees keep back straight Use fire fighting unit As above loss of load heat cold noise exceed lo...

Page 12: ...eners and fittings are firmly secured tighten if necessary 3 Unwind the hose from its bracket fully to check that hose is in good order Pressurise the line and check operation of spray nozzle Rewind t...

Page 13: ...nd clean the engine s air filter 3 Check engine oil level top up as required Monthly Tasks The following tasks are to be undertaken each month or 20 operating hours whichever occurs first No Task Date...

Page 14: ...ne s air filter 3 Drain and flush the fuel tank 4 Replace the engine s fuel filter 5 Replace the spark plug Two Yearly tasks The following tasks are to be undertaken every 24 months or 500 operating h...

Page 15: ...aking service calls clean up time and transport charges 3 The use of non genuine parts on equipment supplied by TTi This will automatically negate any warranty How to Obtain Service Under this Warrant...

Page 16: ...i com au 1800 816 277 sales tti com au PO Box 137 Nathalia VIC 3638 Murray Valley Hwy Nathalia VIC 3638 Proudly Built By Signature Date Signature Date Quality Checked By Scan to view our PDF Handbook...

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