The Coolfire Method

Coolfire is the solution for advanced firefighting. Thanks to this system, fighting indoor fires will be more effective, safer, easier and cleaner. Discover the power of Coolfire.

UHP System

Coolfire is an Ultra High Pressure (UHP) system with the ability to penetrate materials. This makes it possible for you, as a fire professional, to very effectively cool flue gases from outside the fire compartment, without having to go inside. Cooling will cause the temperature to fall to approximately 100°C (or far below!) and the humidity becomes so high that there is temporarily less risk of a backdraft or flashover.

How does Coolfire work

Coolfire utilises a two-phase technology (except in situations where soft materials need to be penetrated and the use of abrasives is unnecessary) to fight fires safely and efficiently.

Phase 1: Penetrating

An abrasive can be added to the water in the Coolfire system. This makes it possible to first penetrated objects with an ultra-powerful jet of water of up to 300 bar. When the surface is penetrated and phase 2 can be started, you will automatically notice this to the system: less back pressure and a different water picture.

Two firefighters are carrying out phase 1 of the Coolfire method: penetrating a metal wall with high pressure. The controlled attitude and distance underline the safety and effectiveness of this technique.
Firefighter in action during phase 1 of the Coolfire method: penetrating a wall with a powerful jet of water. The raised fist indicates that the wall has been pierced and can start the nebulization phase.
Firefighter practices with the Coolfire lance during refresher training. The powerful water jet pierces a metal wall and cools the flue gases directly without entering the compartment — an essential technique for safe use.

Phase 2: Misting

In this phase, the water jet enters the compartment at very high speed. Once inside, the misting phase begins, causing the fire gases to condense and cool down quickly. This phase lasts only 1 to 1.5 minutes (depending on the size of the compartment), after which it is safe to enter the compartment. In short: powerful, safe and fast.

Firefighter leaves a burning compartment during an exercise. The flames illustrate the intensity of an indoor fire and highlight the importance of the Coolfire method: safe cooling from outside without direct exposure to heat or flue gases.

The power of Coolfire

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More effective

More effective

Flue gases can be cooled from outside the fire compartment using Coolfire. Because the humidity becomes so high as a result, you give the fire a knockdown. The fine water mist inertizes the space. The fire compartment thus remains closed and the absorption of heat is optimal. In short: more effective fire fighting.

Firefighter pierces a steel door with the Coolfire lance to combat outside flue gases. Dense smoke development shows the intensity of the situation. Coolfire makes it possible to give a knockdown safely, effectively and without entering.
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safer

safer

As a fire department, you are no longer exposed to the dangers of backdraft, flashover and extremely high temperatures because the fire compartment is not entered. A certain feeling.

Firefighter in full gear with Coolfire lance in hand, ready for deployment. The modern, ergonomic equipment shows the safety and simplicity of the system, designed for effective outside fire fighting.
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simpler

simpler

Cooling flue gases no longer requires hand held nozzles — a complex technique that requires a lot of training and practice. The Coolfire lance is easy to use, so it can be used by all professionals after training.

Firefighters walk away from the fire vehicle with the Coolfire system, ready for deployment. The compact, ergonomic lance and high-pressure hose demonstrate the system's simplicity and flexibility in basic firefighting.
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cleaner

cleaner

The fire is first brought under control from outside, which means considerably less pollution. The fine mist captures smoke and soot particles, making the environment cleaner when you enter. As a result, firefighters are less exposed to pollution and benefits health.

Close-up of a firefighter with Coolfire lance in action. The ergonomic shape and dual triggers show the smart, intuitive control that can be used to combat flue gases quickly and in a controlled manner — from outside the fire compartment.