The #1 Way to Access Your Water Resource Quickly & Effectively.
FireFighter1™ Adaptive Aqua Solutions.
Always Be Ready to Create A Defensible Fortress!
Got a Pool or Water Available? Get FireFighter1™ to Protect Your Property From Fire Risks.
FireFighter1™ Adaptive Aqua Systems simply connect to your pool pump with a 3-way diverter, to extract & spray valuable water 40+ feet, at a rate of 100+ GPM.
Get Your House and Family "Fire Ready".
Instant Access To Over 15,000+ Gallons Of Pool Water During Fire Emergencies.
Access To WaterQuestions On The Mind:
Why Choose a FireFighter1™ Hose?
- Patented Folded & Boxed Design for easy hose run-out during a stressful fire emergency
- Built with high quality certified hoses, pressure tested to 100 PSI and built to NFPA standards.
- Constructed with Polypropylene Components to withstand pool water, chemicals and outdoor ailments over the long term.
- Built to be lightweight and easy-to-use for most property owners with an adjustable fog nozzle, quick-connect release end with adapter for connecting to pool pump with 3-way diverter.
- Small Investment in protection relative to your hard earned home
- All USA made components and built in the USA
Be Fire-Ready.
How far can I spray pool water with a FireFighter1 Hose System?
2.7HP Variable Speed Pool Pump, Pool Water Sprays 40+ feet
3.2HP Variable Speed Pool Pump, Pool Water Sprays 50+ feet
Pressure does drop when engine cycles, then returns. Pump does need to Prime.
How many gallons per minute of pool water do you get with a FireFighter1 Hose?
Standard 2.7HP Variable Speed Pool Pump Produces About 100+ GPM of Pool Water
3.2HP Variable Speed Pool Pump, PoolProduces About 140+ GPM of Pool Water
What do I do when the Water Level Drops Below Skimmer?
Preparing to Drain Pool & Turning off the Skimmer (Helpful YouTube)
1. Turn Off Your skimmer & Pull Water from Main Drain - Most pools now are designed to redirect flow to the Main Drain at the bottom of the pool when you simply turn off the skimmer. Check out your pool set-up, and plan to turn the skimmer diverter valve off, redirecting flow of water to the bottom drain. If it is not labeled already, Label it once you find out on your pool pump setup.
2. Make Sure You Have a Float Valve Installed - Should be under your skimmer basket to redirect flow of water to the bottom of your swimming pool if the water level drops below the skimmer line. All pool owners should have this valuable tool installed to protect your pool pump from intaking air. If the water level ever drops, it will hopefully save your pump.
3. Add drain plug under skimmer basket - To redirect flow of water to the bottom of your swimming pool when the water level drops below the skimmer line without issues.
- ALTERNATE OPTION - Use your Vacuum line - Open the Diverter Valve that controls the pool vacuum. Then, close the return lines that normally send water back to the pool and/or the skimmer. (Some systems have two return lines: one that returns water directly to the pool and another to the skimmer.)
- ALTERNATE OPTION - Play it safe and plug a suction hose _ Use the inlet return line port under the skimmer basket, that reaches the lowest point of the pool.
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What if Power is Turned Off or Out?
- Many fire start at home with something simple like a BBQ mishap, smoker or other small incident where you have power and the ability to put out a small fire, before it turns into a huge disaster while waiting for fire professionals.
- FireFighter1 Systems are to be used while in safe proximity from fire to create defensible space when wildfire is a few miles away to protect property from flying embers AND/OR to put out an active property fire before it spreads and creates a wildfire. If the electricity has been turned off and evacuation orders in place, leave the property.
- Many of our customers have backup generators, solar with battery or other personal power resources to depend on if power does become a factor and it is safe to stay to protect your property.
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How much water does a swimming pool have?
The average in-ground swimming pools hold 10,000 - 15,000 Gallons of Valuable Pool Water available.
How is FireFighter1 constructed?
FireFighter1 is built with UL certified hoses, pressure tested to 100 PSI and built to NFPA standards. Constructed with an adjustable fog nozzle and Polypropylene quick-connect release end adapters for connecting to pool pump with 3-way diverter.
Fire Gel.
Upgrade your pool water with Barricade Fire Gel to coat your home, then leave safely in the event of Wildfire.
Under 30 Minutes.
FF1 is easily and quickly installed to the pool (or water pump), and then always readily available.
Simple Uses.
The FF1 Adaptive Aqua Solutions pay for itself through the many simple uses of the system from power washing to overall pool maintenance.