Views: 1435 Author: Eva Zhu Publish Time: 2026-07-20 Origin: Site

If firefighting robots were classified by size, the RXR-M40D-11KT would definitely belong to the "compact powerhouse" category. Many customers even nickname it the "Tiny King Kong." Despite its compact size, its firefighting performance is anything but small.
Simply put, the RXR-M40D-11KT is a tracked firefighting robot designed to replace firefighters when operating in hazardous environments.
In locations such as petrochemical plants, oil and gas facilities, warehouses, underground parking garages, and tunnels, fires are often accompanied by:
Extreme heat
Toxic gases
Dense smoke
Oxygen-deficient environments
Explosion hazards
Entering these areas can put firefighters at significant risk. The RXR-M40D-11KT can be remotely operated from a safe distance, allowing it to enter dangerous zones and perform firefighting tasks while keeping personnel out of harm's way.
The robot measures approximately:
1,150 × 780 × 950 mm
Weight: Approximately 370 kg
Compared with larger firefighting robots, it is easier to transport, quicker to deploy, and capable of operating in confined spaces where larger equipment cannot easily reach.
Don't let its size fool you.
The RXR-M40D-11KT is equipped with a high-performance water cannon featuring:
Water Flow Rate: 40 L/s
Water Throw Range: ≥65 m
Foam Throw Range: Approximately 60 m
This level of firefighting capability is sufficient for tackling many industrial, warehouse, and hazardous material fires during their initial and developing stages.
Thanks to its tracked chassis, the robot offers excellent mobility over challenging terrain where conventional wheeled vehicles may struggle.
Key mobility specifications include:
Maximum Climbing Angle: 30°
Obstacle Clearance: 150 mm
Travel Speed: 0–2 m/s
Remote Control Range: 1,000 m
Whether navigating gravel, mud, fire hoses, or uneven ground, the RXR-M40D-11KT is designed to maintain reliable mobility in demanding environments.
The robot does much more than simply extinguish fires.
It can also provide:
Real-time video transmission
Triple-camera imaging
High-intensity LED lighting
Audible and visual warning systems
These features enable incident commanders to monitor fire conditions remotely and make informed decisions without entering hazardous areas.
Extreme heat is one of the biggest challenges any firefighting robot faces.
To improve operational reliability, the RXR-M40D-11KT is equipped with:
Water curtain self-cooling system
Anti-rollover protection
Collision protection
These systems help the robot continue operating safely even in harsh firefighting conditions.
Depending on customer requirements, the robot can also be equipped with:
Detection of up to six toxic and combustible gases
Real-time environmental monitoring
This transforms the robot from a firefighting platform into a valuable reconnaissance system, providing firefighters with critical situational awareness before personnel enter the scene.
| Specification | RXR-M40D-11KT |
|---|---|
| Water Flow Rate | 40 L/s |
| Water Throw Range | ≥65 m |
| Foam Throw Range | Approximately 60 m |
| Control Method | Wireless Remote Control |
| Remote Control Distance | 1,000 m |
| Travel Speed | 0–2 m/s |
| Obstacle Clearance | ≥150 mm |
| Maximum Climbing Angle | 30° |
| Weight | Approximately 370 kg |
| Protection Rating | Chassis IP67, Upper Structure IP65 |
| Continuous Operating Time | ≥5 hours (configuration dependent) |
| Video Transmission | Triple-camera video system |
| Self-Cooling | Supported |
| LED Lighting | Supported |
| Audible & Visual Alarm | Supported |
| Gas Detection | Optional detection of six toxic and combustible gases |
The RXR-M40D-11KT is a compact tracked firefighting robot that strikes an excellent balance between mobility and firefighting performance. Equipped with a 40 L/s high-flow water cannon, a 65-meter firefighting range, 1,000-meter wireless remote control, real-time video transmission, and a self-cooling system, it is well suited for high-risk environments such as petrochemical facilities, warehouses, tunnels, underground spaces, and municipal firefighting operations. Small in size but big in capability, the RXR-M40D-11KT truly lives up to its nickname—the "Tiny King Kong" of firefighting robots.
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