RM25

Turret 

Electronically controlled turret

Thanks to its compact design, the electronically controlled RM25C turret is ideally suited as a bumper turret, but also a roof turret for airport, industrial and municipal vehicles.

Versions as water and foam turrets of up to 2,500 l/min or dry powder turret of up to 40 kg/s are optional.

Impresses with

  • High flow rate
  • Suitability for various extinguishing agents
  • Excellent throw range
  • Best foam quality
  • Compact dimensions

High flow rate

Bumper turret with high flow rate - Rosenbauer
  • Standard: Up to 2,500 l/min at 10 bar water or water-foam compound mixture
  • Maximum: Up to 3,000 l/min at 10 bar water or water-foam compound mixture
  • Up to 40 kg/s as dry powder turret

Suitability for various extinguishing agents

  • Water
  • Water-foam compound mixture (non-foamy)
  • CAFS
  • Foam, with foam pipe (foamy)
  • Powder

Excellent throw range

Powder turret with high throw range - Rosenbauer
  • approx. 70 m with water
  • approx. 50 m with foam (depending on foam quality)

Best foam quality

The RM25 turret meets all the requirements of NFPA 414

Compact dimensions

Dry powder turret with compact dimensions - Rosenbauer

Due to its optimized shape and small height, the RM25 is ideally suited as a roof turret and also as bumper turret due to its small width.

Easy and intuitive control

ONE-HAND-OPERATION: all turret functions can be activated directly on the joystick/control handle.

 

SPEED PROPORTIONAL CONTROL: movement of the joystick specifies the speed the turret movement.

 

FEEDBACK CONTROL: turret position always matches the position of the control handle. Programmable attack and starting positions.

Automatic oscillating function

A completely automated turret operation is possible with the oscillating function. The turret traces a rectangle, the size and position of which are freely definable.

Technical data

  • Rotation range: standard 270°, max. 330°
  • Swivel range: -17° to + 70° (max. + 80°)
  • Absolute position detection via potentiometer
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