SV-FFR supports remote firefighting and incident response in hot, smoky or hard-to-access areas. Configuration must be matched to the environment and firefighting method.
SV-FFR combines a tracked chassis, remote video and an optional manipulator. Video and control ranges are specified separately, so deployment must satisfy both. Fire-response projects also need an agreed nozzle, extinguishing-agent supply and temperature envelope; the available document does not specify suppression flow or fire-resistance certification.
Final configuration depends on operating conditions and the agreed specification.
A tracked chassis and multiple cameras let the operator observe from a distance, while the manipulator supports handling within the configured limits. Obstacle and slope ratings aid terrain assessment but depend on load, traction and centre of gravity. Confirm video range and control range separately.
Specify passage width, steps, slope, object mass and pickup position to select reach and gripper. Chassis payload is not the arm’s tip-load capacity. For flammable gas, heat or immersion, confirm the required rating and certificates first; IP65 does not prove those capabilities.
Check driving direction, camera views, arm limits and gripper action on level controlled ground. Add load gradually and verify stability at full extension and stopping response. Secure the battery and keep wiring clear of tracks and joints. Keep people outside the arm sweep and pinch zones.
After each mission, check track tension, debris, joint fasteners and camera cleanliness; charge and store the battery as specified. If video or control becomes unreliable, stop movement before diagnosing power and communications. After impact, water exposure or significant overheating, inspect before returning to service.
Final configuration depends on operating conditions and the agreed specification.
| Model | SV-FFR |
|---|---|
| Category | Robotic systems |
| Unfolded / working dimensions | 1005 × 770 × 770 mm (L × W × H) |
| Product mass | 85 kg (including quick-release battery) |
| Maximum drive power | 2 × 400 W |
| Manipulator degrees of freedom | 3-6 (optional) |
| Lift at full arm extension | ≥5 kg (fully extended, optional) |
| Battery specification | 24 V, 20 Ah |
| Wireless video range | ≥300 m |
| Remote-control range | ≥1000 m |
| Travel speed | 0-2.2 m/s |
| Obstacle height | 200 mm |
| Stair-climbing angle | 38° |
| Slope angle | 40° |
| Minimum ground clearance | 127 mm |
| Maximum arm reach | 950 mm |
| Upper-arm elevation | 10 ~ 150° |
| Forearm elevation | 20 ~ 200° |
| Wrist rotation | -150 ~ +150° (manual; powered option) |
| Camera configuration | 1 × 30× zoom 1080P + 3 × 720P |
| Turning mode | Zero-radius turn |
| Nominal operating / flight time | 3 h |
| Ingress protection (source) | IP65 |
| Arm rotation | 0 ~ 360° |
| Gripper opening | 0-160 mm |
| PTZ tilt | -30 ~ +90° |
| PTZ pan | 360° continuous |
| Driving-camera field of view | 170° |
Documentation covers dimensions, performance data and operating requirements. Contact Mr. Liu for selection advice or after-sales support.
Final configuration depends on operating conditions and the agreed specification.
