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Innovative modular construction comprising of 3 independently built modules:

 

  • Original HGV driver’s cab
  • EMPL "Alu Tech" crew cabin
  • EMPL “Alu Tech“ equipment storage area

 

Advantages:

  • No restrictions on torsional flexibility
  • Optimal use of cabin space in terms of width, length & height
  • Higher crew cabin doors & pneumatic fold away steps guarantee comfortable entrance and exit, even when wearing a breathing apparatus
  • 100% corrosion resistant, thus ensuring durability – 10-year guarantee!
  • Sound & thermal insulating panels
  • Reusable cabin & equipment body
  • Shorter delivery time as a result of series production








 

H.I.T. control unit from EMPL

 

The completly revised CAN-Bus System from EMPL "Human Interaction Technology" is the most simple and most secure way of operating a fire engine. The control is effected by means of a  fully-automated, self-monitoring system via a 7" LCD colour display with LED-backlight, located in the driver`s cabin and on the pump operation panel.

 

Advantages of the new H.I.T. control unit:

  • High operator convenience
  • Fast respond
  • Maximum safety
  • Short response times in case of failures and low service costs








 

New, state of the art, driver`s cab control unit

 

EMPL has developed a technological attractive colour display control panel. Installed in the driver`s cabin all functions can be activated centrally and fast.

 

Advantages of the new EMPL Can Comfort (ECC):

  • High user friendliness
  • Automatic adjustment of display brightness to surround conditions
  • Combination with the chassis CAN-Bus system
  • Enhanced visualisation and monitoring of the control status
  • Easy to maintain
  • Individual adaption acc. to customers request









 

High-performance water & foam tower with self-monitoring security system for industrial operations

 

 

 

 

 

 




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