FireFighter1™ is a pool-fed fire suppression system that connects directly to your pool or water pump to provide fast water access during fire emergencies. It provides reliable, easy-to-install fire protection using your existing pool water.

FireFighter1 Hose Systems are Built in a UL Certified Facility in Sacramento, CA.

Professional Nylon Hose — Fireman folded hoses are stored in Poly boxes to stay clean & ready.

Corrosion-Resistant — Long lasting design wit Premium Polypropylene Components.

Tactical Flow Control — Industrial Adjustable Fog Nozzle with full shutoff.

While professional installation is recommended, our system is designed for straightforward installation for anyone familiar with PVC. Complete installation kits and detailed instructions are provided with every purchase.

FireFighter1™ is designed to create a defensible space before danger reaches your doorstep. If an active wildfire has triggered mandatory evacuation orders and the electricity has already been cut, you should leave immediately. The system is effective in three scenarios:

Pre-Deployment Against Flying Embers — 90% of wildfires spread via wind-driven embers. Wet your roof and perimeter while power is still on.

Everyday Property Protection — 96–97% of fires start from localized accidents (BBQ, smoker, etc.). FireFighter1™ lets you act immediately while waiting for professionals.

Outage Preparedness — Use a backup generator (4,000–5,000W recommended), solar with battery storage, or an

You won't lose suction. Three methods keep flow going:

• Divert to Main Drain — Turn off the skimmer valve to redirect suction to the pool's bottom drain.
• Skimmer Float Valve — Automatically seals the skimmer and redirects to the main drain when water drops.
• FireFighter1™ Suction Hose Extension — Drop it directly into the skimmer pipe to draw from the deepest part of the pool.

The average pool holds 15,000–18,000 gallons. Test your specific setup before fire season, and practice using the system at least once a year. For questions, email Support@FightFireOn.Site.

Possibly. We are currently working with insurance commission boards and individual providers who continue to write policies in moderate to high fire zones. Our goal is to ensure property owners can secure discounts for utilizing our systems.

Currently, some providers categorize FireFighter1 under fire suppression systems. Additionally, some homeowners have prevented policy cancellations by demonstrating they have access to 10,000–15,000 gallons of water, meeting the specific water access requirements imposed by insurance companies for properties located far from fire departments.