Topsky ZYPS-192 (ZYPS-192)

Most pumps wait at the edge of the water for someone to carry them in. The Topsky ZYPS-192 (ZYPS-192) does the opposite: it drives itself to the flooded spot on tracks, goes under, and starts pumping while the crew stays back. It is a mining crawler mobile drainage device built for flood rescue and emergency water removal where explosion-proof equipment is required.

This product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company and its lineage

The ZYPS-192 is sold under the TOPSKY brand, which also covers a range of unmanned ground vehicles and tracked platforms for demanding environments. Tracked, remotely operated machines are a natural fit for mining, where the ground is uneven, the air can be hazardous and the cost of sending a person in is high. You can browse the wider family in the Topsky category, or see similar machines in the UGVs category.

Within that family the ZYPS-192 has a narrow, practical job. It is less a general-purpose robot than a working pump station on tracks, designed to reach water that fixed installations cannot.

Positioning and key technology

The ZYPS-192 uses a lithium battery and a mining DC motor as the power source for its hydraulic system. Except for drainage, every action on the machine is driven by that hydraulic system. The drainage pump itself is powered by an external power supply, which is what allows long-term, uninterrupted drainage once the machine is in position.

This split matters. Walking, positioning and the other movements run on the machine's own power, so no cable is needed for travel. The heavy, continuous work of pumping draws on an outside supply instead of draining the onboard battery. Control is by remote wireless control or body control, so the machine can be operated from a distance or at the unit itself.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the battery capacity, the battery run time, the ingress protection rating, the explosion-proof marking, the pump power, the contents of the box or the remote control range; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the ZYPS-192 different from a conventional mine pump?

A conventional pump is a stationary asset. Someone has to place it, connect it and often move it again as the water level changes. The ZYPS-192 has its own walking power, is waterproof and explosion-proof, and is designed for diving operations. It can walk more than 2000 meters continuously on its own power supply, so it does not need an external feed just to get to the work site.

It can also dive for a long time and go directly into the deep water area to work. That reduces the number of machine shifts, because the machine goes to the water rather than being repositioned in stages. With a flow rate of 400m³/h and a head of 150m, it is built for serious dewatering rather than light clean-up.

Because the main pump uses an external power supply, long-term uninterrupted drainage is possible. The onboard lithium battery and mining DC motor are reserved for the hydraulic system, which handles movement and every other action apart from drainage.

What can the hydraulic output interfaces do?

The machine reserves a pair of hydraulic output interfaces, with an output flow of 30L/min and a pressure of 14Mpa. These are figures a site engineer will want to check against any attachment or tool they have in mind.

The tractive force of ≥35KN, the travel speed of 0-2Km/ h and the climbing angle of 25° describe a machine meant to move slowly and with force over difficult ground, not to race. For an emergency pump, steady and controllable movement is the right trade.

Who is the Topsky ZYPS-192 for?

Mine operators and emergency rescue teams are the first group. The device is mainly used for mine flood rescue, where speed matters and where sending people into water and a possibly explosive atmosphere is the last thing anyone wants to do.

Safety and engineering managers at mines form the second group. Places with explosion-proof requirements need water emergency treatment too, and a machine that is waterproof and explosion-proof, and that can be operated remotely, fits that need.

Operators of underground or remote mine water supply are the third group. The ZYPS-192 can serve as the water intake module for such supply, which makes it useful beyond emergencies.

If you are comparing it with other tracked platforms, the UGVs category shows the wider range. The ZYPS-192 is a drainage machine, so it suits those whose main task is moving water.

What is the Topsky ZYPS-192 used for?

1. Mine flood rescue. Gets a high-capacity pump to the flooded area without sending crew into the water.
2. Water emergency treatment. Handles urgent water removal in mines and other places with explosion-proof requirements.
3. Deep water work. Dives and works directly in the deep water area, reducing the number of machine shifts.
4. Long uninterrupted drainage. The main pump on an external power supply keeps pumping for long periods.
5. Mine water treatment. Supports ongoing dewatering where water must be cleared from workings.
6. Water intake module. Serves underground and remote mine water supply as the intake point.

Pricing and Availability

Pricing depends on the configuration and the project, so it is handled by quotation. Send us your site requirements and we will respond with a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Topsky ZYPS-192 (ZYPS-192) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Topsky ZYPS-192?

It is a mining crawler mobile drainage device. It walks on tracks under its own power, is waterproof and explosion-proof, and is used for mine flood rescue and water emergency treatment.

How is the machine powered?

A lithium battery and a mining DC motor power the hydraulic system, and all actions except drainage are driven by that system. The drainage pump runs on an external power supply.

What flow rate and head does it deliver?

The flow rate is 400m³/h and the head is 150m.

How is it controlled?

By remote wireless control or body control, so the machine can be operated from a distance or at the unit itself.

How far and how fast can it travel on its own?

It can walk more than 2000 meters continuously on its own power supply, at a travel speed of 0-2Km/ h. The climbing angle is 25°.

Can it work underwater?

Yes. The whole machine can dive for a long time and can go directly into the deep water area to work.

Where can I buy the Topsky ZYPS-192 and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, by quotation. The quotation sets out the cost, together with delivery, customs and support arrangements.

Summary

The idea behind the ZYPS-192 is simple: send the pump to the water, not the people. It walks on its own power, dives into deep water, withstands explosion-risk conditions and keeps pumping on an external supply, with a flow rate of 400m³/h and a head of 150m. For mines that need a dependable answer to flooding, this page is the starting point.