TTF-13 Wildfire Suppression System

The TTF-13 is the ultimate solution to safeguard life and property from wildfires.

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The Future of Wildfire Defense

The TTF-13 is a cutting-edge wildfire suppression system designed to protect communities, property, and lives. Built on decades of scientific research, this system combines advanced technology with proven strategies to efficiently cool fuels and extinguish wildfires before they cause devastating damage.

Tall and Powerful

Stands up to 30 feet and dispenses up to 60,000 gallons of water in under 10 minutes.

Self-Contained

Solar-powered with a generator backup and on-site water supply for reliability.

Wide Coverage

Protects areas up to 29,640 square yards (equivalent to 5.5 football fields).

Customizable

Configurations available for challenging terrains with optional camouflaged finishes.

Advanced Capabilities

Autonomous Technology

Self-activating sensors monitor temperature, wind, and humidity to respond instantly to fire threats.

Efficient Cooling

Proprietary spray patterns reduce heat transfer and prevent underground fire spread.

Durable Design

Made of galvanized steel with a 10-year warranty, designed to withstand harsh conditions and high winds.

Unmatched Fire Suppression

The TTF-13 prevents wildfire spread by tackling all seven ways fires propagate: radiation, convection, firebrands, underground spread, winds, slope, and vortex effects. By creating an abatement zone and extinguishment zone, it ensures maximum protection in wildfire-prone areas, exceeding industry standards.

  • Protects Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Areas

    Tailored for suburban and high-risk zones.

  • Insurance Benefits

    Reduces fire risk, improves PPC classification, and lowers premiums.

  • Peace of Mind

    The only system that prevents disasters rather than paying for damages after the fact.

Preventative Measures

Our systems can be installed in different locations to prevent fire spread. They can be installed:

  • Within a community to prevent conflagration events, if ember's reached community.
  • Around the outside perimeter of a neighborhood to prevent the advancement of the fire head.
  • In the bordering mountain range to prevent small fires from becoming full-blown wildfires.