DESCRIPTION
The FF600 exists for a specific and nasty problem: fires in oil-filled equipment mounted high off the ground, where a ground-level water cannon simply cannot reach the seat of the fire. It answers with a scissor lift — 2,000 by 1,350 by 2,000 mm stowed, rising to 4,450 mm deployed — carrying its water monitor and sensing head up to the fire rather than arcing water at it from below. Levelling outriggers stabilise the platform before it lifts. The armament is deliberately mixed because oil fires do not respond to water alone: a 40-class water monitor rotating and elevating through 90 degrees, 35 kg of dry powder with its own gun, and twin water curtain sprays to shield the machine and hold back radiant heat. A binocular reconnaissance camera on a gimbal covering ±180 degrees horizontally and ±90 degrees in pitch feeds the operator, since the FF600 is teleoperated rather than autonomous, and six toxic and flammable gases are monitored throughout. YIJIAHE deploys it across grid substations, petrochemical plants, power generation, rail transit, steelworks and battery storage.
FEATURES
- Scissor lift raising the monitor from 2,000 mm stowed to 4,450 mm deployed, reaching fires in high-mounted oil-filled equipment
- 2,000 x 1,350 mm footprint with levelling outriggers for stability under lift
- 40-class water monitor rotating and elevating through 90 degrees
- 35 kg dry powder capacity with dedicated powder gun for oil fires
- twin water curtain sprays for machine protection against radiant heat
- binocular reconnaissance camera on a gimbal covering ±180 degrees horizontal and ±90 degrees pitch
- six toxic and flammable gas detection channels
- teleoperated control
- tracked movement platform with front cameras and lighting
- deployed across grid substations, petrochemical plants, power generation, rail transit, steelworks and battery storage.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Dimensions | L 2 m × W 1.35 m × H 2 m |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Wheeled |
| Manipulation | Low |
| Environment | Industrial fire scenes including elevated and oil-filled equipment |
| Actuators | Tracked movement platform with hydraulic scissor lift raising the sensing and suppression head from 2,000 mm to 4,450 mm, on levelling outriggers |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Sensors | binocular reconnaissance camera on ±180° / ±90° gimbal, six-channel toxic and flammable gas detection, front cameras, lighting |
| Software / AI | Teleoperated control with binocular reconnaissance feed |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Dimensions | L 2 m × W 1.35 m × H 2 m |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Wheeled |
| Manipulation | Low |
| Environment | Industrial fire scenes including elevated and oil-filled equipment |
| Actuators | Tracked movement platform with hydraulic scissor lift raising the sensing and suppression head from 2,000 mm to 4,450 mm, on levelling outriggers |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Sensors | binocular reconnaissance camera on ±180° / ±90° gimbal, six-channel toxic and flammable gas detection, front cameras, lighting |
| Software / AI | Teleoperated control with binocular reconnaissance feed |
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What is the YIJIAHE FF600?
The FF600 exists for a specific and nasty problem: fires in oil-filled equipment mounted high off the ground, where a ground-level water cannon simply cannot reach the seat of the fire.
Who makes the YIJIAHE FF600?
The YIJIAHE FF600 is made by YIJIAHE Technology, a robotics company based in China.
How much does the YIJIAHE FF600 cost?
YIJIAHE Technology has not publicly announced pricing for the YIJIAHE FF600. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the YIJIAHE FF600 used for?
The YIJIAHE FF600 is designed for monitoring, remote, elevated and oil-filled equipment fire suppression, and substation and battery storage firefighting. It is used in energy, manufacturing, and security & patrol settings.
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