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New engine for the Calumet City Fire Department
I recently came across some interesting details about a new fire truck from Calumet City Fire Department on Fireserviceinc.com. The department has just acquired an impressive E-ONE Cyclone Pumper for their fleet. Here’s what caught my attention:
The truck is stationed in Cook County, Illinois, and it was delivered this year in 2023. As expected from E-ONE, the build quality and performance are top-notch. The Cyclone model is known for its durability and efficiency, making it a solid choice for urban firefighting operations.
This pumper comes equipped with a 530-gallon water tank, which is crucial for tackling fires effectively in densely populated areas. The Hale 1250-GPM pump ensures rapid water delivery when needed most. For visibility and safety, it features Federal Signal LED warning and scene lights, providing clear signals to other road users during emergencies. The Federal Q2B siren adds another layer of alertness, while the Federal Signal Dynamax ES100 speaker helps communicate instructions clearly in chaotic situations.
On the lighting front, FireTech 75-inch 12V brow lights provide additional illumination upfront, enhancing driver visibility. Under the hood, the Cummins L9 450HP/EVS3000 engine powers the vehicle, ensuring robust performance even under heavy loads.
Attached are some photos from Fire Service Inc, showcasing the sleek design and advanced features of this state-of-the-art fire truck. I’ve also embedded a video below that gives you a closer look at the Cyclone Pumper in action.
It's always exciting to see how fire departments are upgrading their fleets with modern technology. Big thanks to Martin for sharing these updates!
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Looking forward to seeing more innovations in firefighting equipment!