Elevated Fire Attack System Aquamast

The Elevated Fire Attack System Aquamast by Homall extends pneumatically to working heights ranging from 4 to 15 metres (about 13 to 49 feet), giving crews a clear line-of-sight advantage over obstacles and low- to mid-rise structures. Flow rates are equally adaptable, covering a broad band between 1,000 and 6,400 litres per minute, so the unit can handle everything from small spot fires to large-scale industrial blazes. An integrated telescopic waterway runs inside the mast, eliminating external hoses that could snag or restrict movement, and the top mounting accepts most commercially available monitor heads for flexible nozzle selection.

Operational simplicity

Activation is controlled via a programmable logic controller with built-in safety interlocks, ensuring the mast raises and lowers smoothly without sudden movements. The pneumatic drive requires only an onboard compressed air supply – no complex hydraulic systems or heavy power packs – which keeps the overall weight down and simplifies maintenance. For permanent installations, the Aquamast can be bolted to concrete pads or steel frames, allowing remote-controlled operation from a safe distance in high-risk zones.

Where it excels

This Elevated Fire Attack System Aquamast truly shines in dense urban settings where traditional aerial ladder trucks struggle to navigate – think narrow alleyways, heritage districts, or streets clogged with parked cars. The extra 15-metre reach makes it particularly effective for three- to four-storey buildings, as well as at petrochemical plants, warehouses, and port facilities, where quick elevation of a master stream can make the difference between a contained incident and a major disaster. Because the mast can be stowed compactly, the unit travels easily and deploys within minutes, making it a practical choice for volunteer departments and professional brigades alike.

Built-for-purpose durability

All exposed components are treated with corrosion-resistant coatings, and the mast sections are fabricated from high-strength aluminium alloys to withstand harsh weather and thermal stress. Routine checks are straightforward, with accessible service points and clear visual indicators for wear or pressure loss.
In short, the Homall Industry Elevated Fire Attack System Aquamast delivers big-rig performance without the big-rig footprint – a versatile, cost-conscious answer to the age-old problem of putting water exactly where it is needed most, when traditional ladders simply cannot get there.