Topsky One Thousand And One Degrees RXR-M80D
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- BRAND:
- TOPSKY
- PART #:
- One Thousand and One Degrees RXR-M80D
- ORIGIN:
- China
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- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- Topsky-RXR-M80D
Topsky One Thousand And One Degrees RXR-M80D
A fire does not wait for the crew to feel ready, and the first minutes inside a smoke-filled hall or tunnel are the ones that cost the most. The Topsky One Thousand And One Degrees RXR-M80D is built for exactly those minutes. It is a battery-powered fire fighting robot that carries a water monitor, cameras and optional gas sensing into the heat while the people who direct it stay back at the handheld terminal.
This product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
Topsky and the RXR line
Topsky is a robotics brand whose range on this site covers unmanned ground vehicles for demanding duty. The RXR-M80D belongs to that family and is a special kind of robot. It uses a lithium battery as its power supply and is steered by wireless remote control, so no cable ties it to the operator. You can see the wider range in the Topsky category.
The RXR-M80D is an explosion-proof fire-fighting reconnaissance robot. That name tells you the two jobs it does: look at the scene first, then fight the fire. Reconnaissance and suppression are combined in one machine, so the crew does not need to send in one vehicle to look and another to spray.
Positioning and key technology
The robot is powered by an electric, ternary lithium battery. An electric drive suits work in enclosed places, because there is no engine exhaust to add to the smoke. Control runs over a wireless link with a range of 1100m, and video is transmitted over the same distance of 1100m. Speed is adjustable continuously from the remote, so the operator can creep through a corridor or move quickly across open ground.
The camera is protected to IP68. Optional gas detection can measure up to 8 kinds of gases and 2 kinds of environmental parameters. Status information such as location, power, audio, video and gas environment readings can be sent to the cloud through a 4G/5G network, which lets a command post follow the robot without standing next to it. The robot belongs to the wider family of UGVs sold by this store.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | RXR-M80D |
| Product type | Fire Fighting Robot |
| Power | Electric, ternary lithium battery |
| Dimensions | ≤ length 1528mm*width 890mm*height 1146mm |
| Weight | ≤386kg |
| Turning diameter | ≤1767mm |
| Traction force | ≥2840N |
| Maximum linear speed | ≥1.52m/s, remotely controlled continuously variable speed |
| Climbing ability | ≥84.8% (or 40.3°) |
| Obstacle crossing height | ≥305mm |
| Wade depth | ≥400mm |
| Continuous walking time | 2h |
| Remote control distance | 1100m |
| Video transmission distance | 1100m |
| Drag distance | ≥40m (drag two DN80 enriched hoses) |
| Fire monitor flow rate | 80.7L/s water |
| Fire monitor range | ≥84.6m, water |
| Fire monitor rotation angle | Horizontal -90°～90°, vertical 28°～90° |
| Camera protection level | IP68 |
| Remote terminal weight | 8.5kg |
| Gas detection (optional) | Up to 8 kinds of gases, 2 kinds of environmental parameters |
| Car body charger | 54.6V, 1 set |
| Remote control charger | 24V, 1 set |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the battery capacity, the battery voltage, the charging time, the IP rating of the whole robot or the fire monitor ranges with foam; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the RXR-M80D different from a hose crew with a portable monitor?
A portable monitor still needs people to carry it, place it and stay within reach of it. The RXR-M80D moves the monitor itself. With a flow rate of 80.7L/s of water and a range of at least 84.6m, it throws a large stream from a position the operator never has to enter. The monitor turns horizontally from -90° to 90° and vertically from 28° to 90°, so the stream can be aimed across a wide arc and raised steeply.
The second difference is what the robot brings with it. It can drag two DN80 enriched hoses over a distance of at least 40m, which means water supply travels with the machine instead of waiting at the entrance. Traction force is at least 2840N, a figure that matters when the hose lines get heavy and the floor is wet.
The third difference is information. The camera is protected to IP68, video reaches the operator over 1100m, and the optional gas detection reports up to 8 kinds of gases and 2 kinds of environmental parameters. A crew that knows what is in the air makes better decisions about where to send people and when.
How well does the RXR-M80D handle rough ground and water?
Fire scenes are rarely tidy. This is a machine meant for debris, slopes and standing water. It climbs at least 84.8% (or 40.3°), crosses obstacles of at least 305mm and wades through water at least 400mm deep. The turning diameter is no more than 1767mm, which helps in a service corridor or a tunnel cross-passage where there is little room to swing around.
Size and weight are part of the picture. The robot measures no more than 1528mm long, 890mm wide and 1146mm high, and weighs no more than 386kg. That is a substantial machine, so site planning should account for how it will be moved and loaded. Its maximum linear speed is at least 1.52m/s, and continuous walking time is 2h. Plan the operating period with that in mind.
Who is the RXR-M80D for?
The first group is industrial fire brigades. Large petrochemical sites, storage areas and processing plants hold fuels and chemicals, and an incident there can be too hot or too toxic for a close approach. A robot that lays down a heavy stream from a distance is a sensible addition to the equipment room.
The second group is public fire and rescue services responsible for tunnels, metro systems and underground car parks. Smoke gathers in such places, visibility drops and access is narrow. A remote-controlled machine with cameras and optional gas detection lets the incident commander see the situation before committing people.
The third group is emergency planners and safety managers at ports, airports and large facilities across the islands, who want a response option for the day when a fire cannot be approached on foot. If your needs lean toward other kinds of unmanned vehicles, the UGVs category shows what else is offered. This page covers a single version, the RXR-M80D, so no other trim is compared here.
What is the RXR-M80D used for?
- Fire suppression from a distance: the monitor delivers 80.7L/s of water while the operator stays at the handheld terminal.
- Reconnaissance before entry: cameras send video back over a range of 1100m so the crew can assess the scene first.
- Hose laying and dragging: the robot drags two DN80 enriched hoses over at least 40m to bring water supply forward.
- Gas and environment monitoring: with the optional sensors, it reads up to 8 kinds of gases and 2 environmental parameters.
- Work in tunnels and enclosed spaces: the turning diameter, climbing ability and obstacle height suit confined and uneven routes.
- Remote reporting to a command post: location, power, audio, video and gas information can reach the cloud over a 4G/5G network.
Pricing and Availability
Quotation is the way to proceed. Send us the details of your site and your intended use, and we will respond with a quotation for the RXR-M80D. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so you have one point of contact from request to handover. The RXR-M80D is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What power source does the RXR-M80D use?
It runs on an electric, ternary lithium battery, and the car body charger in the box is rated 54.6V.
How far can the robot be controlled from?
The remote control distance is 1100m, and the video transmission distance is also 1100m.
How much water can the fire monitor deliver?
The flow rate is 80.7L/s of water, with a range of at least 84.6m.
How long can it run?
Continuous walking time is 2h.
What is included in the box?
The package contains one explosion-proof fire-fighting reconnaissance robot and one handheld remote control terminal. A car body charger (54.6V) and a remote control charger (24V) are included as one set each.
Can it detect gases?
Optional gas detection is available for up to 8 kinds of gases and 2 kinds of environmental parameters. Readings can be passed to the cloud through a 4G/5G network along with location, power, audio and video.
Where can I buy the RXR-M80D and what does it cost?
You can request it through this page, and the cost is given in a quotation prepared for your requirements. We do not list prices here, and delivery, customs and support are arranged with that quotation.
Summary
The idea behind the RXR-M80D is simple: keep people out of the first and worst minutes of a fire without giving up the water, the eyes or the information. An 80.7L/s monitor, a 1100m control and video range, an IP68 camera, a drag distance of at least 40m with two DN80 hoses and optional gas detection add up to a machine that works where a crew would hesitate. The figures also show its limits, including a weight of no more than 386kg and 2h of continuous walking time, which should be planned for. For a quotation suited to your site, this page is the starting point.
