Trident Pumps

Trident Pumps Easily deploy-able via the existing 6x6 atv and light enough to be lifted via a helicopter.

Light weight, rapid deploying, high pressure, high head, transportable pumps designed for wild land forest firefighting, flood mediation, structural protection.

08/29/2026

The purpose of a sprinkler guard is not to react once the flames are already there.
It is to distribute water across vulnerable vegetation and exposed areas early, helping create a wide, continuous wet zone before conditions become critical.

Coverage, flow, placement, and timing all matter. That’s why every system must be planned and proven in the field.

Preparing your community? Let’s start the conversation before the smoke arrives.

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08/28/2026

A wildfire pump is only as useful as the water it can deliver where protection is needed.

Built to move up to 1,250 GPM uphill, the Trident system brings high-volume water from the source to a coordinated sprinkler guard across demanding terrain.

It’s more than a number on a specification sheet. It’s the flow needed to build serious coverage when conditions become critical.

If your team is evaluating wildfire readiness, we’re always open to a conversation.

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08/27/2026

33 sprinklers operating at 30 GPM each. That’s 990 GPM distributed across the coverage area.

A sprinkler guard is not defined by one stream of water. It is the coordinated distribution of water through multiple active points, helping create broad and consistent wetting across the terrain.

Coverage is measured across the entire system, not at a single sprinkler.
If your community is reviewing its wildfire readiness, we’re always open to a conversation.

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08/26/2026

Wildfire coverage doesn’t begin at the sprinkler. It begins with getting water to the terrain that needs it.

That means routing hose across distance, elevation, and difficult access, then positioning sprinklers to distribute water across the protection area.

What looks like hose climbing a hill is the connection between an available water source and the land a community needs to protect.

If your team is planning for challenging terrain, we’re always open to a conversation.

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08/25/2026

In wildfire country, terrain access, hose routing, sprinkler placement, and crew familiarity all affect how quickly coverage can be established.

That’s why deployment is practiced and tested before an alert arrives. Preparation gives crews more options when conditions become critical.

If your team is reviewing its wildfire readiness, we’re always open to a conversation.

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Wildfire response doesn’t begin when the smoke is already in the sky.It begins with planning, water access, pressure, re...
08/24/2026

Wildfire response doesn’t begin when the smoke is already in the sky.

It begins with planning, water access, pressure, reach, and the systems that are ready before conditions turn.

Because no one should have to lose their home, property, or livelihood to wildfire.

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08/23/2026

During a wildfire, crews should be operating, not learning equipment for the first time.

Training, demonstrations, and full-system testing give teams time to understand the water source, hose routes, connections, pressure, and sprinkler placement before conditions become critical.

Readiness isn’t just having the system. It’s knowing how to deploy it with confidence.

If your community is reviewing its wildfire preparedness, we’re always open to a conversation.

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08/22/2026

A nearby water source can become critical during a wildfire but proximity alone isn’t enough.

Access, available volume, intake location, distance, and elevation all determine whether that water can be moved where it’s needed.

Preparedness starts with knowing where your water is and having a proven plan to put it to work.

If you’re reviewing your wildfire readiness, we’re always open to a conversation.

08/21/2026

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From a usable water source to broad sprinkler coverage, Trident is built to move water across distance and help communities strengthen wildfire readiness.

One tag could start a conversation that matters.

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08/20/2026

Wildfire readiness is built in the quiet days.

Long before a community faces an alert, water sources must be identified, hose routes planned, equipment deployed, and coverage tested under real conditions.

That preparation may never make headlines. But when conditions change, it can give crews and communities something they cannot create at the last minute: options.

If you’re planning ahead, we’re always open to a conversation.

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