Description
S50 Window-Breaking Firefighting Drone Overview
Skytech S50 Window-Breaking Firefighting Drone represents a significant advancement in tackling fires in challenging urban environments, combining rapid response with powerful firefighting capabilities. Primarily designed for extinguishing fires in urban high-rise buildings or specific areas.
S50 Window-Breaking Firefighting Drone Features
Skytech S50 Window-Breaking Firefighting Drone offers rapid vertical ascent capabilities for high-rise urban fires, equipped with precision targeting to launch extinguishing bombs. It drastically reduces response time and effectively penetrates through obstacles like glass, making it an ideal solution for complex urban firefighting scenarios.
Power display of S50 Window Breaking Firefighting Drone
Power display of S50 Window-Breaking Firefighting Drone Striking the wall and shattering the glass…Listen…Boom!!
Projectile Description
Material: Aluminum Alloy
Weight: 3050 g single
Net Weight of Extinguishing Agent: 1100 g
Activation Voltage: ≥12 V
Launch Velocity: -40 to +60 m/s
Operating Temperature: -40 to +60 °C
Fire Extinguishing Capacity: 9.2 m³
Caliber: Φ60 mm
Length: 950 mm
Extinguishing Agent: ABC Ultrafine Dry Powder
Maximum Range: ≤50 m
Spraying Delay: 5 to 6 seconds
Lifespan: 5 years
(total submersion)
Launcher Description
Outer Diameter: Φ67 mm
Length: 930 mm
Electrical Connection: Dual Copper Contacts
Material: Composite Materials and Aviation Aluminum
Inner Diameter: Φ60 mm
Weight: ≤1400 g (single)
Shelf Life: 10 years or ≥22000 launches
Operating Temperature: -40 to +60 °C
Mounting Method: Tail-Fin Shear Block Head + Manual Bolt Fixation
S50 Perform Window-breaking Firefighting on High-rise Buildings.
Skytech S50 firefighting drone is equipped with a specialized launcher and extinguishing bombs designed for effectively combating fires in high-rise buildings.
Our Firefighting Drone Task Force rushed to the wildfire site
Our Skytech Firefighting Drone Task Force, equipped with advanced extinguishing gear, raced to the wildfire site. They swiftly initiated remote-controlled bomb deployment operations, successfully extinguishing the blaze and achieving a decisive victory.
