What Is Ultra High Pressure Firefighting?
A smarter, safer, and more efficient way to fight fire.
Ultra High Pressure (UHP) firefighting technology is a modern, highly effective approach to fire suppression that operates at pressures of 1,200 PSI or greater. By delivering finely atomized water droplets at extremely high pressure, UHP systems rapidly cool flames, displace oxygen, and reduce radiant heat — allowing firefighters to attack fires more efficiently while using a fraction of the water required by traditional methods. This innovative technology increases safety, minimizes environmental impact, and redefines how departments respond to today’s firefighting challenges.
See the Difference UHP Makes
Real-world performance, real results.
Science in Motion: The UHP Advantage
How advanced engineering turns pressure into performance
Smaller Drops. Bigger Results.
The science behind Ultra High Pressure.
Faster Knockdown
Fine mist cools fire gases instantly for rapid control
Reduced Water Use
Up to 90% less water with only 10% runoff
Increased Safety
1,200 PSI at 20 GPM keeps firefighter's cooler and safer
Sustainability
80% less runoff protects the environment and property
Enhanced Control
Smaller droplets improve visibility and mobility on the fireground
How Ultra High Pressure Technology Works
Precision engineering designed for real-world response.
UHP systems operate at pressures exceeding 1,200 PSI, producing a mist that absorbs heat more effectively than large water droplets. This process rapidly lowers temperature, minimizes flashover risk, and improves operational safety for firefighters.
Why It Matters
A safer, more sustainable future for firefighting.
UHP technology isn’t just about power — it’s about protection. By improving efficiency and reducing water waste, departments can save more lives, preserve property, and protect the environment for future generations.
