Water and foam monitors

A fire monitor is a product characterized by a variety of handling methods. We can identify four main categories: manual monitors, hydraulic oil-operated monitors, electrically operated monitors and self-oscillating monitors.

Regardless of the type, a fire monitor is always composed of two main joints: one allows horizontal rotation and the other provides vertical movement.

A fire monitor can have different sizes, and these characteristics, along with the operating pressure, directly influence the capacity and range of the device.

Fire monitors are typically installed on vehicles, ships, and generally in fixed locations. They can be equipped with branch pipes and nozzles.