Bushfires are an ever-present threat in rural Australia, with unpredictable weather patterns only heightening the risks. The Davey Remote Start Firefighter Pump offers farmers a dependable solution to protect their property, crops, and livestock. Equipped with diesel-powered, single-stage, and twin-stage options, these pumps ensure high-performance water transfer capabilities that can make all the difference in an emergency.

One of the standout features is the remote start capability, which allows the pump to be activated from a distance via SMS, heat sensors, or a manual start button. This flexibility is crucial during bushfire conditions when quick action can prevent catastrophic damage. With SMS start options, farmers can trigger the pump from their mobile devices, eliminating the need to be physically present. This means greater safety for property owners and more effective fire management, especially in remote locations where direct access to the pump may not be feasible.

While designed with bushfire protection in mind, the Davey Remote Start Firefighter Pump is also an excellent tool for water transfer across the farm. With the capacity to handle up to 890 lpm, it’s ideal for tank-to-tank transfers, high-pressure irrigation, and general water transfer needs. This versatility makes it a valuable asset for farmers looking to streamline water distribution for crops or livestock.

Water management is critical in agriculture, and being able to efficiently transfer and manage water resources can directly impact productivity. Whether it’s maintaining consistent irrigation for crops during dry spells or ensuring that tanks are topped up for livestock, the Davey Remote Start Firefighter Pump can handle it all with minimal manual intervention. Its self-priming feature and heavy-duty wide vane impeller design mean it can be ready to go quickly, saving time and effort.

Farm equipment needs to withstand harsh conditions, and the Davey Remote Start Firefighter Pump is built tough to handle the rigors of rural life. Made with marine-grade aluminium, its components are resistant to corrosion, ensuring a longer lifespan even in challenging environments. Additionally, the unit’s polyester-coated pump casing provides an extra layer of protection against wear and tear, while the impeller’s design reduces engine strain, enhancing overall durability.

The Honda-powered engine ensures reliable performance, while multiple start and stop options give users control over their operations. In emergency scenarios, the pump can be started by heat sensors or a panic button, ensuring that protection is initiated without delay. Farmers can register up to three users to receive SMS notifications about the pump’s status, including alerts for low battery or required engine servicing.