What is the capacity of the booster tank?

The capacity of the booster tank is 700 gallons with an integral 30-gallon foam cell. This configuration is significant because it allows for a considerable amount of water to be available for firefighting operations, while also incorporating a foam cell to aid in combating flammable liquid fires or situations requiring foam application.

The integration of the foam cell is particularly important for fire rescue operations, as it provides versatility in addressing different types of incidents. Having a foam cell that holds 30 gallons allows firefighters to effectively mix foam concentrate with water, creating an efficient solution for suppressing fires involving flammable liquids.

In many fire suppression scenarios, the ability to carry both water and foam on the same apparatus enhances operational efficiency and response times, making the tank's capacity and its features crucial for effective firefighting practices.