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Perimeter Lakefront 13HP Wildfire Defense System
Honda 13HP floating pump with two heavy-duty sprinkler carts, 300 ft of hose, and a fog/straight stream nozzle. Floats on your lake or pond — no suction hose or priming required.
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Designed for Ranches & Large Acreage
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.
Your lake is the biggest fire hydrant you'll ever own. The Perimeter Lakefront puts it to work. A Honda-powered floating pump sits right on the water and sends a high volume of water to two heavy-duty sprinkler carts that soak your home, docks, outbuildings, and surrounding trees, plus a fog nozzle hand line for the spots sprinklers can't reach.
Who This System Is For
- Lakefront and pondfront homes with safe access to the water's edge
- Waterfront properties with ground to cover around the house, docks, and tree lines
- Homes that sit above the water, where a floating pump avoids suction-lift problems
Consider a different system if:
- Your only water source is a pool or storage tank → see the Perimeter 5.5HP or Perimeter Pro 9HP
- You already own hoses and sprinklers → see the 13HP Floating Fire Pump (pump only)
- The house is far uphill from the water and you need high pressure → see the Defender 13HP or Defender 18HP
How It Works
The floating pump draws water from beneath the surface and sends it through a Y adapter and fittings to three lines:
- Two sprinkler lines: each cart is fed by 100 ft of 2" hose. The larger hose keeps pressure loss low so the sprinklers throw farther. The impact sprinklers run full or part circle.
- One hand line: 100 ft of 1.5" hose connects to the fog/straight stream nozzle for spot coverage, roof edges, and flare-ups.
Each cart includes a full set of nozzles. Larger nozzles move more water; smaller nozzles use less water and help keep pressure up on longer runs or uphill.
