Who uses Poseidon®

Any team that responds to vehicle fires, needs fast gross decon or has to wash heavy equipment can put Poseidon to work. Here's how it fits each one.

Fire departments

Poseidon rides in a top compartment and comes out when a handline from above isn't enough.

  • EV, hybrid and gas-vehicle fires in garages, driveways, parking structures and on the highway.

  • Once it's flowing, it frees up a firefighter to pull a protection line or grab extrication tools.

  • Gross decon corridor after structure fires: ladder + 4 carabiners + hydrant, and your engine stays in service.

  • Undercarriage rinse for apparatus after winter roads or a hazmat call.

Airports & ARFF

Airports have parking garages, rental-car lots, EV ground support equipment and shuttles, often in tight, covered spaces.

  • Gross decon for crews after aircraft or vehicle fires and fuel spills.

  • Rinse fuel and foam residue off the undercarriages of ARFF vehicles.

Military installations

Base fire departments respond to everything from privately owned EVs in housing areas to tactical vehicles.

  • Fast under-vehicle water from any side, so crews stay out of the dangerous hot gases an EV gives off (a safer environment for patients and firefighters at EV fires, flooding the engine compartment on ICE vehicles), with an 18 lb tool that's easy to carry and store.

  • Rapid gross decon fed from a hydrant.

Hazmat teams

A low-profile, high-flow water source you can set on the ground or hang from a ladder.

  • Gross decon corridors that set up in minutes.

  • Cooling liquid rail cars, propane tanks and other containers.

  • Large-volume foam application.

Mining & industrial

Big equipment, long response times and plenty of contaminants.

  • Undercarriage washing for fleet vehicles.

  • Emergency gross decon for workers.

Not sure it fits your operation?

Tell us about your vehicles, hose and water supply and we'll tell you honestly whether Poseidon makes sense. Request a free trial or call Daniel (630-723-4177) or Mike (224-245-2882).