Apparatus - New Rescue/Engine Delivered to Clayton, N.J., Volunteers
The Borough of Clayton Volunteer Fire Company, Gloucester County, N.J. recently took delivery of a 2016 E-ONE Typhoon E-Max rescue-engine equipped with a 4-door, 8-seat climate controlled cab with Bostrom seats. It's powered by a Cummins ISL 450 hp diesel engine and an Allison 3000EVP automatic transmission. To fight fire, it has a Darley PSM1500 single-stage pump and a UPF Poly Tank III 780 gallon water tank. It's also equipped with a Kussmaul Auto-Eject charging system, LED compartment lights, Stokes rescue basket, Will-Burt Night Scan light tower, R.O.M. roll-up doors, Slide Master slide out tool trays, Hurst extrication tools, Eagle Air Sidewinder four-bottle 6,000 psi cascade system, Coffin compartments, Hurst air bags, LED warning lights, twin-front brow lights, a Federal Q2B mechanical siren, a Federal E2 electronic siren, Roto-Ray warning light, front suction and discharge, four Hannay reels, two hydraulic, one air and one electric. It was sold by Ron Elmo, 1st Choice Fire Apparatus, Hanover, Pa.
Apparatus Type: Rescue PumperModel: Typhoon E-MaxEngine: Cummins ISL9 450-HPGenerator: NATransmission: Allision 3000EVPTank: UPF Poly Tank III 780-gallonPump: Darley PSM 1,500 gpm pumpAerial: NAManufacturer: E-ONEChasis Manufacturer: E-ONEYear: 2016