This German-made nozzle, manufactured according to German/European standard EN 15182, is the first choice for all fire departments in Germany.
It is highly effective in firefighting, extinguishing, cooling, and smoke removal operations.
It is made of a lightweight metal alloy that withstands impacts and high pressures, making it suitable for use in areas near ports and petrochemical plants.
The nozzle is made of a rust-resistant alloy and is impact-resistant.
The nozzle is equipped with a metal nozzle surrounded by rubber, an added advantage that allows it to meet the German standard DIN VDE 0132 for electrical fires.
The nozzle is equipped with a rotating control ring made of the same alloy, allowing for water to be released in various forms (mist, spray, column, or curtain), and an arrow indicates the direction of rotation. The opening and closing position can be controlled using a U-shaped lever.
The nozzle is equipped with a circular valve ring for controlling the volume of water ejected, clearly marked with a flow rate of 550 L/min, 750 L/min, or 950 L/min at 6 bar.
The nozzle is fitted with a 2.5-inch diameter Morris male connector made from the same alloy as the nozzle.
The nozzle features a flush function to indicate the flushing status, marked with the word "Flush" at the end of the variable flow rate valve ring.
The maximum nozzle pressure is 14 bar.
The optimal water flow at the nozzle is achieved at 6 bar.
The Bavaria Typhoon 2950 is the lightest nozzle in the firefighting industry, weighing only 3.5 kg.
