TFT Blitzfire

The Task Force Blitzfire is a personal portable monitor (PPM) capable of flows of 500+ GPM and is easily deployed by one firefighter.

It is supplied by a single 2 ½” hose, can be pre-connected to the apparatus, and can be mounted on the exterior of the rig for rapid deployment.

The design of the inlet and the discharge neck creates a downward pressure that adds stability to the Blitzfire.

It has a rear pivoting inlet that allows the hose to stay flat to the ground.

The folding legs extend outward to provide lateral stability.

The discharge can be adjusted for a low attack angle.

It can be secured to the ground or another object by using the provided strap and base ring.

The operating handle has a ratchet feature that allows for partial opening of the monitor. Pull the handle lock outward and pull the handle towards you.

It has a safety feature that shuts off the monitor when a sudden force (in excess of) 1G is introduced. Hydraulic dampening in the handle prevents water hammer in the Blitzfire.

Not for extending lines Because of the automatic shut-off feature, you should NOT extend hose lines from the Blitzfire. Any force greater than 1 G will automatically shut the Blitzfire down: Laterally From the top Blunt force Water hammer (from the pump side) Any of these will trip this feature.

Discharge pressures with solid tip 100 feet of 2 ½” 100 PSI = 400 GPM 125 PSI = 450 GPM 150 PSI = 500 GPM

Solid tip (continued) 200 feet of 2 ½” 150 PSI = 435 GPM

Fog tip settings The fog tip has two settings: Low Pressure (55 PSI) Standard (100 PSI) Can also be adjusted to straight stream, fog, or flush.

Discharge pressures with fog tip 100 Feet of 2 ½” Standard tip setting 205 PSI = 500 GPM

Fog tip (continued) 100 feet of 2 ½” Low pressure setting 180 PSI = 500 GPM