The Apollo™ Portable Monitor is a durable and dependable fire service monitor designed to deliver stable, high‑performance water flow in demanding environments. Built with a rugged Pyrolite body and engineered for efficiency, it provides reliable stream control whether used in portable operations or mounted in deck mode. A Darley sales representative will reach out shortly after your request to help configure the monitor to your exact requirements.

Features

• 360° rotation: Full rotation when mounted in deck mode and 180° in portable mode
• Vertical travel: 90° above to 15° below horizontal with a built‑in 35° safety stop
• Efficient waterway: 3" waterway with cast‑in turning vanes for optimal flow

Mounting & Compatibility Features

• Direct mount: Combination 3" NPT female and 3" flange for easy adaptability
• Multiple configurations: Available as portable only or deck mount only (Style 3421)

Durability Features

• Carbide spikes: Designed for extended wear during portable use (optional spike covers available)

Standard Selections (configured during quote):

• Liftoff: Standard Apollo or Apollo Hi‑Riser
• Outlet: 2.5” NH standard, 2.5” special thread, or specified thread
• Nozzles: Fog, Akromatic, Excel Adjustable, or AkroFoam options
• Straight Bore Tips: Quad Stack, Triple Stack, or Deluge Tip
• Stream Shaper: Mini, Standard, or none
• Direct Mount Flange: Yes or No
• Ground Base Inlet: Dual Inlet, LDH threaded swivel, LDH Storz, or none

How it is used

The Apollo™ Portable Monitor is positioned on the ground or mounted on a truck deck depending on operational needs. Once set, it provides controlled, high‑volume water flow for fire suppression efforts. Crews can adjust the rotation, vertical travel, and stream pattern using the selected nozzle or stack tips. Its stable design and carbide spikes ensure solid footing during high‑pressure operations.

Who uses it

This monitor is used by fire departments and emergency response teams requiring a portable, high‑flow solution for structural, industrial, and wildland firefighting applications.

Maintenance information

Routine maintenance includes rinsing the monitor after exposure to debris or harsh environments, inspecting moving joints for smooth rotation and travel, and checking inlet and outlet fittings for wear. Ensuring the spikes and mounting points stay clean and unobstructed will help maintain stability and performance.

Storage information

Store the monitor in a dry, secure compartment on the apparatus or in a dedicated equipment area. Ensure it remains free of corrosion‑causing contaminants and that optional accessories such as nozzles, shapers, and tips are stored together for quick deployment.

What is included

• Apollo™ Portable Monitor
• Mounting interface based on chosen configuration
• Selected outlet option
• Selected nozzle, tips, or shaper