Rescue and Firefighting Vehicle (HLF 20/20)
Radio call sign: Florian Winnweiler 1/46-
The fire department’s rescue and firefighting vehicle can essentially be described as an all-around vehicle suitable for almost any type of operation, because, unlike a standard fire engine, the HLF is equipped with a comprehensive set of equipment for technical and general rescue operations, as well as basic gear for hazardous materials (ABC) incidents. This equipment makes it possible to handle even complex incidents quickly and safely.
Furthermore, thanks to its 2,000-liter water tank and the ability for four firefighters wearing self-contained breathing apparatus to don their gear while en route, the HLF enables rapid rescue operations and firefighting.
| Intended use: | First-response vehicle for rescue operations, firefighting, and general emergency assistance |
| Chassis / Body: | MAN / Magirus |
| Year of manufacture: | 2017 |
| Engine power: | 290 PS |
| Weight: | 15 t |
| Crew: | 9 |
| Water tank capacity: | 2,000 liters |
| Pump capacity: | 2,000 liters per minute at 10 bar |
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