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Defender 7.9HP Wildfire Defense System
Honda 7.9HP engine · Twin-stage pump · Pull start · 200 ft of fire hose (1.5" and 1") · 1.5" and 1" nozzles · 15 ft suction hose with strainer and adapters · Pressure relief valve · Hand-truck cart with no-flat tires
Fit Check
Designed for Residential Homes
This system is scaled perfectly for your property type.
Add fire retardant at checkout. You'll have the option to add Barricade II fire blocking gel or the Komodo K-101 retardant kit during checkout — no need to choose now.
Embers from a wildfire can land on your roof, deck, and landscaping long before the flames reach your street. The Defender 7.9HP turns your pool, pond, or water tank into your own high-pressure fire hose system, so you can soak your home and defensible space before the fire arrives.
Everything is mounted on a single heavy-duty hand truck. Roll it to your water, connect the suction hose, pull-start the engine, and you're spraying in minutes.
Who This System Is For
- Homes with a pool, pond, or water tank within reach of a 15 ft suction hose
- Homeowners who want two hose lines running at the same time
- Residential properties that need more pressure and reach than an entry-level pump
- Homeowners who want a pull-start engine with no battery to maintain
Consider a different system if:
- You want sprinklers that keep soaking the property on their own → see the Perimeter series
- You have large acreage, long hose runs, or steep elevation changes → see the Defender 13HP
- Your water source is salt water → this pump is designed for fresh water only
How It Works
The pump pulls water from your pool, pond, or tank through the 15 ft suction hose. Its twin-stage design pushes that water through two impellers, building much more pressure than a standard single-stage pump.
From there, water flows out through two fire hose lines:
- 1.5" line: the main line for strong, long-reaching streams, up to 100+ feet
- 1" line: lighter and easier to drag around corners and up to the roofline
Both nozzles twist from a straight stream to a wide fog spray. If both nozzles are closed while the engine is running, the automatic pressure relief valve releases water so the pump doesn't overheat.
