QuenchPod™

One platform, five sizes

Different fires need different QuenchPods

Different sizes, different agents, different deployment methods — from a unit a person can place by hand to units released from drones and aircraft.

S

01 · Smallest unit

QuenchPod S

Personal / Early-Stage Fires

A compact unit intended for early-stage fires in homes, workshops, kitchens and small commercial spaces, where seconds decide whether a fire stays small.

AgentWet chemical and ABC dry chemical powder

  • Hand-placed or thrown from a safe position
  • Designed for cooking, electrical and waste-bin fires
  • Sized for homes, vans, offices and workshops
QuenchPod S compact suppression capsule in studio lighting
QuenchPod S fitted on a kitchen wall beside the cooker
R

02 · Compact response unit

QuenchPod R

Vehicle & Rescue

Built for roadside and vehicle incidents, allowing a crew to begin suppression while holding a greater stand-off distance from the hazard.

AgentFluorine-free (F3) Class B foam with cooling water

  • Suited to vehicle, fuel and battery-fire scenarios
  • Supports rescue access by knocking flames down first
  • Carried on standard appliances and rescue units
QuenchPod R stowed in a fire appliance equipment locker
Firefighters at a stand-off distance from a car fully covered in firefighting foam
X

03 · Heavy unit

QuenchPod X

Structure & Industrial

A larger platform intended to be placed into a heavily involved room or industrial space before crews commit to interior operations.

AgentCompressed-air Class A foam (CAFS) with wetting agent

  • Delivered remotely into rooms that are unsafe to enter
  • Volume of agent matched to compartment firefighting
  • Designed to support, not replace, conventional attack
QuenchPod X heavy structural suppression unit in studio lighting
Firefighters entering a foam-covered room with the fire out and steam rising
WILD

04 · Terrain unit

QuenchPod WILD

Wildland & Forest Fires

A ruggedised unit for vegetation fires, placed ahead of a fire front by ground crews or drones to treat fuel and reinforce containment lines.

AgentWater-enhancing (superabsorbent) gel and long-term retardant

  • Clinging gel or foam coverage across brush and litter
  • Drone placement into steep or unreachable terrain
  • Used to strengthen containment and hold hotspots
QuenchPod WILD ruggedised unit placed on dry forest floor
Firefighting drone carrying a QuenchPod WILD unit over brush ahead of a wildfire
AIR

05 · Largest unit

QuenchPod AIR

Drone & Aerial Deployment

The largest concept unit, released from drones or a suitable firefighting aircraft to give distributed coverage across large or inaccessible fire zones.

AgentWater-enhancing gel and long-term retardant

  • Distributed coverage rather than a single drop
  • Intended for large, remote or fast-moving fires
  • Coordinated from a command position with mapping
Large QuenchPod AIR unit on a loading cradle beside an air tanker
Air tanker over a forested ridge with bands of gel and retardant coverage on the trees

Interested in a trial or evaluation?

Fire services, agencies and industry partners can request concept information and discuss evaluation scenarios.

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