Portable Fire Fighting Units

Yes! The Portable Fire Fighting Range by Rapid Spray is manufactured and assembled in Australia, both from locally manufactured products as well as imported componentry.

Yes – many portable fire units can also be used for water transfer, machinery wash-down, dust suppression and other water-movement tasks, though check the manufacturer’s instructions for what is safe and advisable. Be aware of using this unit with chemicals due to the high flow rate.

The unit is available for dealer pick-up, with freight costs calculated at checkout. Rapid Spray supports local distributors to provide ongoing service and support. Ring us on 1800 011 000 with any questions.

The right size depends on your vehicle’s load capacity, the size of the area you want to protect and how long you need to operate between refills. For example, smaller utes suit lighter units, while larger vehicles can safely carry higher capacity tanks for extended run time.

Always check the payload capacity of your UTV / Side-by-Side before purchasing a Fire Marshal fire fighter.

Smaller vehicles need lighter units (e.g. 200 – 400 L), while trucks can handle larger tanks for longer operation time. Always check the load capacity of your vehicle before loading any fire units.

Tank baffling reduces water surge while driving, increasing vehicle stability during transport. However, no, this range is not fitted with Ball Baffles as standard, but is an unavaliable upgrade or can be purchased separately.

High pressure centrifugal or firefighting pumps are most common. The best pump balances flow rate, pressure and reliability, with proven performance under continuous operation such as the RapidPro 450L/min Fire pump.

Routine maintenance includes checking engine oil, inspecting hoses and fittings, flushing the pump, draining the tank when not in use and running the unit periodically to ensure readiness.

Drain all water, the unit out of direct sunlight / weather if possible and protect it from the elements. Regular inspections help ensure it is ready when needed. Ensure to do a thorough routine maintenance before bushfire season begins to ensure your Ultimate Fire Fighter is ready to go in a time of emergency.

Absolutely. Many rural and semi-rural property owners use fire fighting units as part of their bushfire protection plan, providing peace of mind and rapid response capability.