Large tank tender (Czech Republic)

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Large tank fire engines are characterized by their large amount of extinguishing water guided by them. Especially in areas where there is no water available for fire fighting in the vicinity of the fire, large tank fire engines facilitate fire fighting. Due to their reduced fire-fighting equipment and low crew, these vehicles are only used in conjunction with other fire engines. The task is then to make the loaded fire water to the other fire engines and the new shuttle water to the work site to bring. Just like the tank fire engines and the emergency tank fire engines, they belong to the group of CAS vehicles.

Types

CAS 30

Large tank fire engine
CAS 30

Vehicle data

Abbreviation: CAS 30
Country: Czech Republic
Crew : 0/1/3/ 4
Fire pump : 3,000 l / min
Extinguishing water : 9,000 liters
Foam concentrate : 540 liters
Rescue kit : unavailable

The CAS 30 S3R on the Tatra 815-7 chassis is one of the newer models of large tank fire engines . It is mainly used by professional fire departments. The crew cabin is for a crew thickness of 1/3/ 4 designed. The S stands for vehicles with a weight of more than 14,000 kg, the 3 for an off-road chassis and the R for reduced fire-fighting equipment.

See also

Large tank fire engine

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