8,000 GPM from a remote-controlled monitor. Meet the Tsunami and its monster-sized set of stacked tips (the biggest of which here is 5-1/8"). This remote-controlled firefighting monitor flows 4,000 to 8,000 gpm for large-scale fire a**ack and heavy water supply operations. Built to move serious water with control. Minimal friction loss matters. The Tsunami holds just 15 PSI at 8,000 gpm thanks to the integral stream straightener. That means stronger stream reach and better water delivery when it

TFT's High Rise Kit includes an integrated elbow and inline pressure gauge! | Task Force Tips

🔥 Many firefighters forget THIS during high-rise ops… If you’re not upgrading the alarm early, you're already behind. Tim Walsh (33-year Chicago firefighter, now Burbank Deputy Chief) breaks down why early manpower is mission-critical, especially in high-rise fires with possible 24-hour occupancy. Even commercial buildings can have people inside late at night or early morning. Don’t assume. Don’t delay. Those upper floors still need to be searched, and that takes time and staffing. 👉 Watch the