Product Introduction: JZZ-10 (10L)

I. Core Configurations and Parameters

• Extinguishing Capacity:
  • 10L maximum filling volume, supporting both dry powder and water-based extinguishing agents to target different fire types: dry powder for Class A (solid), B (liquid), C (gas), and E (electrical) fires; water-based for Class A and B fires.
  • Extensive coverage: dry powder sprays up to 5m radius (covering 10~25m²), while water-based agents reach 2.5m radius, ensuring effective suppression of medium-sized fires.
• Structural and Operational Parameters:
  • Dimensions: 560mm in length, 184mm in diameter, balancing portability and firepower.
  • Operation mode: aerial fixed-height blasting and scattering, combined with precise delivery, enabling targeted fire suppression even in hard-to-reach areas.
  • Environmental adaptability: stable operation within -20℃~60℃, resistant to extreme temperatures in fire scenes.

II. Performance Advantages

1. Rapid Response and High Efficiency:
   • ≤0.5s ultra-fast response time, minimizing fire spread risks; aerial blasting ensures uniform agent dispersion, enhancing fire suppression speed.
2. Multi-Layer Safety Guarantees:
   • Triple mis-activation protection prevents accidental triggering; software and hardware redundant safety configurations (e.g., status monitoring, fault alarms) ensure operational safety.
   • 5-color LED status display with sound alarms provides real-time feedback on projectile readiness, filling status, and faults, facilitating on-site management.
3. Flexible and Adaptive:
   • Parameter customization allows adjusting blasting height, agent release intensity, etc., based on fire size and type.
   • Compatible with two extinguishing agents, adapting to diverse fire scenarios without equipment replacement.

III. Application Scenarios

• Industrial and Warehouse Fires: Suppresses fires in factories, chemical warehouses, etc., where Class A/B/C fires are common, using dry powder for broad-spectrum control.
• Outdoor Emergencies: Forest edges, open-air storage areas, etc., where water-based agents can safely handle small-scale Class A fires without damaging equipment.
• Hard-to-Reach Areas: High-rise building exteriors, narrow spaces, or dangerous zones (e.g., electrical substations) via precise aerial delivery, reducing personnel exposure to risks.