Topsky Dragon Conquest D3 Explosion Proof Fire Fighting Robot (RXR-MC80BD)
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- BRAND:
- TOPSKY
- PART #:
- Dragon Conquest D3 RXR-MC80BD
- ORIGIN:
- China
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- Topsky-RXR-MC80BD-1
Topsky Dragon Conquest D3 Explosion Proof Fire Fighting Robot (RXR-MC80BD)
When a vapor cloud drifts across a tank farm, the most valuable thing a fire crew can do is keep people out of it. The Topsky Dragon Conquest D3 Explosion Proof Fire Fighting Robot (RXR-MC80BD) is built for that moment: a tracked, remotely driven machine that goes to the fire so the crew does not have to, carrying a water and foam monitor, a lifting detection camera head and gas sensors.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
Topsky and the RXR-MC80BD line
Topsky builds unmanned ground vehicles for work that is too dangerous, too hot or too remote for people. The RXR-MC80BD belongs to its fire fighting and reconnaissance range. It is designed and certified for fire-extinguishing and reconnaissance in explosive environments, such as petrochemical refining, oil and fuel gas storage, and other chemical manufacturing, storage and transportation sites. More Topsky machines are listed under Topsky.
What sets the D3 apart in its class
Most fire robots are judged on how much water they throw. This one is also judged on where it can safely go. It is explosion-proof certified and carries IP67 and IP68 ingress protection, so a spark-prone or wet site does not rule it out. It runs on high-temperature resistant tracks, cools itself with a water curtain, and can drag two 100M lengths of DN80 fire hose filled with water. That combination puts the machine in the same family as other tracked platforms in our UGVs category, with a firefighting job at its core.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | RXR-MC80BD |
| Weight | 529kg |
| Size | 1305*800*1065mm |
| Track | High TEMP resistance Track |
| Traction | 3800N |
| Speed | 0-1.81m/s |
| Climb ability | Stability Angle 40° |
| Obstacle crossing | 220mm |
| Wading depth | 500mm |
| Work time | 2-6hrs |
| Charging time | 6-8Hrs |
| Water inlet | 2*DN80 |
| Flow | 80L/S-80LPS/4800LPM water80L/s foam |
| Working pressure | 0-1.2 (Mpa) |
| Spray angle | MAX 120° |
| Range | Water 80M / Foam 73.2M |
| Monitor rotation | Horizontal -90°~90°; longitude -18°~90° |
| Obstacle avoidance | 2M |
| Self cooling | Water curtain protection |
| Detection PTZ | Original 1065mm, ascended 1870mm |
| Infrared temperature detection | -50℃ ~ 350℃ |
| Certification and protection | Explosion-proof certified; IP67 and IP68 |
| Remote control distance | Exceeds 1 kilometer |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the battery capacity, the motor power, the remote terminal dimensions, the packing list, the operating temperature range, the explosion-proof grade code or the payload capacity; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the RXR-MC80BD different from an ordinary fire monitor?
A fixed or trailer-mounted monitor needs a crew nearby to set it up and move it. This robot moves itself. Its tracks give a traction of 3800N, a stability angle of 40° on slopes and a 220mm obstacle crossing, and it can wade through 500mm of water. A speed of 0-1.81m/s is not fast, but at a chemical site steady and controlled movement matters more than speed.
The second difference is the thinking behind the sensors. The detection PTZ rises from 1065mm to 1870mm, so the operator can look over low obstacles. Infrared temperature detection covers -50℃ ~ 350℃, which helps locate hot spots in tanks and pipework. Integrated gas detecting devices read gas concentration at different heights in the air, and radioactive substances detection is optional. An obstacle avoidance distance of 2M adds a margin when the operator is driving by camera.
How much water and foam can it deliver?
The monitor takes water through 2*DN80 inlets and flows 80L/S-80LPS/4800LPM of water, with 80L/s listed for foam. The working pressure is 0-1.2 (Mpa). The spray angle reaches MAX 120°, and the range is Water 80M and Foam 73.2M. The monitor turns horizontally from -90° to 90° and in longitude from -18° to 90°, so it can attack a fire at ground level or high on a vessel.
Heat is the enemy of any machine near a fire, so the robot protects itself with water curtain cooling and high-temperature resistant tracks. Because it can drag two 100M lengths of DN80 fire hoses filled with water, it can carry its own supply line deep into the site without a crew pulling hose.
Who is the Dragon Conquest D3 for?
The main buyers are petrochemical refineries, oil and fuel gas storage terminals and chemical plants that want a protective asset on site before an incident happens. Industrial fire brigades and municipal fire services that cover such facilities have the same need, since their first minutes at a scene are the riskiest. Safety managers can also use the robot for reconnaissance alone, because gas detection and infrared temperature readings are valuable even before any water is thrown.
If your work is not firefighting, or needs a different chassis, look through the UGVs category. Teams in the Caribbean that run fuel depots, power plants or port terminals should note the 529kg weight and the 1305*800*1065mm size when planning transport and access.
What is the Dragon Conquest D3 used for?
- Fire suppression in explosive atmospheres. The explosion-proof certified machine delivers water or foam where a crew cannot safely stand.
- Reconnaissance before entry. The raised detection PTZ and infrared sensing show the scene to the command post.
- Gas monitoring. Integrated detectors report gas concentration at different heights above the ground.
- Hose laying. Traction of 3800N lets it drag two 100M lengths of DN80 hose filled with water.
- Cooling of tanks and structures. The 120° spray angle and the 80M water range cover neighboring vessels.
- Long-distance operation. Remote control exceeds 1 kilometer, so the operator stays well clear.
Pricing and Availability
We do not publish prices for this robot. Please request a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Topsky Dragon Conquest D3 Explosion Proof Fire Fighting Robot (RXR-MC80BD) is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the RXR-MC80BD certified for explosive environments?
Yes. It is explosion-proof certified and designed for fire-extinguishing and reconnaissance in explosive environments.
How far can the operator stay from the robot?
The remote control distance exceeds 1 kilometer, thanks to the advanced communication technology used on the machine.
How far does the monitor reach?
The range is Water 80M and Foam 73.2M, with a spray angle of up to 120°.
Can it lay or drag hose?
Yes. It can drag two 100M lengths of DN80 fire hoses filled with water, using its traction of 3800N.
How long does it run on a charge?
The work time is 2-6hrs and the charging time is 6-8Hrs.
What can it detect?
It carries infrared temperature detection from -50℃ ~ 350℃ and integrated gas detecting devices for different heights. Radioactive substances detection is optional.
Where can I buy the Topsky Dragon Conquest D3 and what does it cost?
You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. The price is given in the quotation, together with delivery, customs and support arrangements.
Summary
The Dragon Conquest D3 answers a simple question: how do you fight a fire where a person should not stand? It does so with explosion-proof certification, IP67 and IP68 protection, a monitor reaching Water 80M, a detection head that rises to 1870mm and a remote link that exceeds 1 kilometer. If your site stores fuel or processes chemicals and you want to keep people out of the danger zone, this page is the starting point.
