4-sw wired hand-held control box + Mini-Joystick (6041 series)
The wired hand-held control box with 4 switches + 1 Mini-Joystick 60412001 CAN allows monitor positioning to be controlled via a J1939 network.
Position Indicator CAN 6036
The CAN 6036 position indicator provides a graphical representation of the gun position for remote operators who cannot see the gun from their working position.
Proportional joystick ARFF CAN 60350012
The ARFF CAN 60350012 proportional joystick enables precise control of monitor positioning via a J1939 network.
AKRON 3488 Discharge Pipe
The jet straightener is designed with integrated fins to maximize reach on any monitor AKRON® .
AKRON wireless interface 60370008
The 60370008 wireless transmission interface enables monitors positioning to be controlled via the J1939 CAN network. This product is part of the 6000 series and is used in particular with AKRON Brass Universal II on-board control modules. It is most often used with the portable 3600 remote control (discontinued).
Storage stand for AKRON Mercury 3444
Storage stand for monitor AKRON Mercury 3444.
Mounting tripod for firefighting monitor (without tap)
Our heavy-duty tripod m ounts ensure stable, durable on-site installation of guns and fire hoses. Designed to withstand extreme conditions, they guarantee optimum hold even under high pressure. Their sturdy structure enables them to be reliably mounted on a variety of surfaces, ensuring effective, continuous protection. Suitable for industrial environments, sensitive infrastructures and permanent installations, these tripods are an essential solution for enhancing fire safety and optimizing the performance of fire-fighting systems.
DBM 65 pressure flowmeter from 1 to 1800L/MN
The DBM 65 pressure flowmeter is designed for checking fire hydrants, pumps and dry standpipes, measuring flow rates up to 110 m³/h, or around 1,800 L/min. Compact, self-contained and made in France, it combines a flow/volume display, a pressure gauge up to 25 bar, IP65 protection and a 3-year warranty for field inspections of fire networks.

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