FIRE MONITOR FIREFIGHTING Design Data ■ Max capacity: ■ Pressure class: ■ Size: ■ Standard flange: ■ Weight: ■ Elevation: ■ Azimuth sweep: JASON model FM200HJF-V-C-02, is a single flow path marine fire fighting monitor, designed for applications, such as Fire Fighting Vessels, Supply Vessels and Ocean going Tugs. It is electric hydraulic remote controlled and fitted with a variable flow jet/fog nozzle for water and AFFF type foam. T he variable flow nozzle is unique in its ability to enable the capacity of the monitor to be changed w hilst the monitor is in operation. This is easily accomplished from the monitor's control panel, which also enables adjustment of the jet type from straight stream to fog shape. This special capability makes the remote controlled nozzle a far better tool against fire than more conventional fixed nozzle monitors equipped with a deflector. The capacity can be reduced from 1200 m3/h 6,600 gal/min) down to 300 m3/h (1,300 gal/min). This makes any monitor equipped with these nozzle ideal for applying AFFF type foam. With the remote control facility it is easy to change between water and foam - full or reduced capacity. T he monitor has DNV Type Approval MAIN DATA Manufacturer: Jason Engineering AS T ype: Single flow path monitor with Jet/Fog nozzle and electric/hydraulic remote control T ype of nozzle fitted: Jet/fog nozzle (adjustable flow) Electric Joy-stick remote control. Two hand wheels for back-up control. The hand wheels can be engaged/disengaged by pulling/pushing them in-out. Worm and wheel type, sealed and greased for life. JASON ENGINEERING AS PH: + 47 32 20 45 50 [email protected]

MATERIALS All "wet parts" in cast bronze and high grade stainless steel; gear housing in cast iron; Jason ball bearing in high grade carbon steel, heat treated; water seals in teflon/carbon composite. REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM The monitor and nozzle are controlled by a self-contained hydraulic system. The entire hydraulic system including a small el. motor driven pump and control valves are mounted within a stainless steel cabinet, fitted on the monitor its self. Two hydraulic motors operate monitor movement and cylinders control the nozzle. Remote control is then by Joy-stick and push buttons on...