Rapid intervention vehicles are built on the D-Max for fast first response. Full fire engines, with an independent diesel pump, water and foam tanks and an overhead monitor, are built on the FRR90N, FVR34P, FVR90 and FVZ34.
Body options
- Independent diesel pumping system
- Water tank and foam tank
- Lockers for firefighting tools and equipment
- Overhead sprinkler monitor
Which model
Isuzu models for fire and rescue vehicles
| Model | Best for | GVW |
|---|---|---|
| Isuzu D-Max Single Cab | Rapid intervention vehicle. | 3,000 |
| Isuzu FRR90N | Medium fire engine. | 11,000 kg |
| Isuzu FVR90 | Fire engine. | 15,000 kg |
| Isuzu FVR34P | Fire engine with long equipment body. | 18,000 kg |
| Isuzu FVZ34 | 6×4 heavy fire engine. | 26,000 kg |
GVW from the manufacturer’s brochure, as on each model’s page. What a truck can legally carry depends on the body fitted, so check your load in the payload calculator or ask TMD.
Questions
What buyers ask
What is a rapid intervention vehicle?
A small, fast fire and rescue vehicle that reaches an incident before a full engine. Isuzu's are built on the D-Max with a pump and water and foam tanks.
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