The Apollo™ Dual‑Inlet Portable Monitor is a high‑performance, Pyrolite‑constructed master stream device designed for powerful water delivery in demanding fireground operations. Paired with the Akromatic 1250 Master Stream Nozzle, it provides controlled, efficient flow, exceptional durability, and reliable directional accuracy for both deck-mounted and portable use.

Monitor Performance Features

• 360° rotation: Full rotation capability in deck‑mount mode for flexible stream placement
• 180° rotation: Controlled rotation in portable mode for safe, predictable operation
• Vertical travel: Wide range from 90° above to 15° below horizontal with a built‑in 35° safety stop
• Efficient flow: 3" waterway with cast‑in turning vanes for optimized hydraulics
• Direct mount: Combination 3" NPT female and 3" flange connection
• Durable spikes: Carbide spikes designed for extended ground wear

Monitor Construction Features

• Material: Pyrolite construction for strength and corrosion resistance
• Portable design: Lightweight, easy‑to‑deploy configuration
• Stability: Built to stay grounded during high‑volume operation

Nozzle Performance Features

• Flow range: Designed for 250–1250 GPM (950–4800 LPM) at 80 PSI operating pressure
• Stream shaping: Built‑in stream shaper ensures a consistent, powerful stream
• Pattern control: Manual pattern adjustment for stream customization
• Optional flow settings: 250–1000 GPM alternative configuration

Nozzle Construction Features

• Material: Pyrolite nozzle body designed for rugged field use
• Inlet option: 2.5" (65 mm) swivel inlet compatibility
• Teeth‑free design: Smooth‑bore‑style outlet with no teeth
• Compact size: 9.5" length for easy handling

How Is It Used?

This portable monitor and nozzle combination is set on the ground or mounted on a deck to deliver a high‑volume, controlled master stream for structural firefighting, exposure protection, and long‑duration suppression operations. Operators adjust rotation, elevation, and nozzle pattern to match the tactical needs of the scene.

Who Uses It?

Fire departments, fire OEMs, and emergency response teams use this system for situations requiring powerful water flow, durable ground stability, and precise directionality.

Maintenance

Routine inspection includes checking the Pyrolite construction for wear, verifying rotation and elevation movement, ensuring carbide spikes remain secure, and confirming nozzle flow and pattern adjustment operate smoothly. All connections and swivels should be cleaned and lubricated as part of standard apparatus maintenance cycles.

Storage

Store the monitor and nozzle in a clean, dry compartment on the apparatus. Ensure both components are protected from impact, secured during transport, and kept free of debris to maintain peak performance.

What Is Included?

• Apollo Dual‑Inlet Portable Monitor
• Akromatic 1250 Master Stream Nozzle