Fast and compliant fire protection for container ships

On-Deck Protection

Designed to protect ships carrying containers. Our Mobile Water Monitor and Water Mist Lance are easy to assemble and operate, enabling quick fire response with minimal and provide easy maintenance keeps operational costs low.

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Both the NFF XFLOW mobile water monitor and the NFF XFLOW water mist lance are type approved according to IMO regulations under SOLAS II-2/10.7.3 and the mobile monitor is tested and approved to meet the SOLAS regulations IMO MSC.1/ Circ. 1472.

The new regulation states that vessels carrying containers on or above the weather deck, constructed on or after January 2016 shall carry at least one water mist lance. Regulation states that vessels designed to carry five or more tiers of containers on or above the weather deck, shall carry a number of mobile water monitors in addition to the water mist lance(s):

Min 2pcs when ship breadth <30 meters

Min 4 pcs when ship breadth >=30 meter

Regulation background

The water mobile monitor is subject to onboard testing and approval to verify that the water jet of the mobile monitor reaches the top tier of containers when all required monitors and fire hoses are operated simultaneously.

Ships are constantly growing in size, so are container ship fleet sizes. Thus, the number of fire accidents on board container ships is also increasing. As a result of the Formal Safety Assessment (FSA) provided to the Marine Safety Committee (MSC) at the IMO, it was agreed that fire protection of new cargo ships with containerised cargo on deck should be improved. Therefore additional firefighting equipment is required to be carried on board as specified by SOLAS reg. II-2/10.7.3.

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