Ship & Boat BuildingFire BoatMarine Jet Power To Power Incheon Metropolitan City’s Prestigious Fireboat.

Marine Jet Power To Power Incheon Metropolitan City’s Prestigious Fireboat.

Marine Jet Power (MJP), a leader in the waterjet propulsion market, is proud to announce the selection of its 850 DRB waterjets for a significant fireboat contract with Incheon Metropolitan City.

The 36.2m fireboat, set to become the flagship vessel at the littoral of Incheon, will be equipped with dual MJP 850 DRB waterjets, ensuring unparalleled performance. Notably, MJP will provide a state-of-the-art dynamic positioning system to enhance station-keeping capabilities during firefighting operations.

MJP’s JetMaster 3 control system will govern the helm, providing seamless and responsive control over the vessel’s movements. Moreover, the fireboat will feature MJP’s electronic firefighting mode, facilitating the safe and efficient operation of fire pumps connected to propulsion engines. This innovative feature enables the sharing of engines between firefighting and propulsion, ensuring optimal performance in all operational aspects.

Another key function of MJP’s JetMaster 3 system is the integrated dynamic positing system which will grant precise control, allowing the fireboat to maintain its position, hold heading, and anchor with precision during critical firefighting tasks. This advanced technology underscores MJP’s commitment to delivering top-notch solutions for maritime safety.

“We are thrilled to contribute our expertise and cutting-edge technology to Incheon Metropolitan City’s firefighting capabilities,” said Silver Park, Regional Director of MJP Korea. “This collaboration reinforces MJP’s commitment to providing advanced propulsion solutions that prioritize safety and efficiency.”

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