3-point set

A three-point set is a unit organized to respond to large-scale hazardous material disasters such as oil complexes. The three-point set consists of a large chemical fire engine, a large high-altitude water discharge vehicle (large chemical high-altitude water discharge vehicle), and a foam concentrate transport vehicle.
Currently, in Yokohama, it is located at the Naka fire department Honmokuwada Fire Department and the Daikokucho Fire Department in Tsurumi fire department.

Large chemical fire trucks are larger than other chemical fire trucks and are equipped with A-1 class pump equipment and 2,000 liters of foam concentrate tank in order to respond to large-scale hazardous material fires such as petroleum complexes.

The large high-altitude water discharge vehicle is equipped with a stretchable water discharge tower with a maximum height of 27m above ground, and is a vehicle that can effectively discharge water from high altitudes to oil tanks.

The large chemical high-altitude water discharge vehicle is equipped with a stretchable water discharge tower with a maximum height of 22m and a chemical tank of 1,800 liters, and is a vehicle that can effectively discharge water from high places in oil tanks.

The foam concentrate transporter is loaded with a foam concentrate tank with a capacity of 4,000 liters, and is a vehicle for transporting foam fire extinguishing agents to the site in the event of a large-scale hazardous material fire such as an oil complex.