Compact operation
Compact-body, low-speed, and maneuverable operation suit plant roads, parks, communities, and other utility spaces.
Electric Utility Vehicle
Electric Utility Vehicle for compact site operations
This manned four-wheel electric utility vehicle integrates early fire response, high-pressure washing, pesticide spraying, and public disinfection for compact site operations.
Typical uses and configuration points
This manned four-wheel electric utility vehicle combines early fire response, high-pressure ground washing, pesticide spraying, and public disinfection on one compact platform. Its low-speed, maneuverable design suits plant roads, parks, logistics areas, farms, communities, and other sites where one vehicle needs to handle several routine tasks.
- Four-in-one use direction: early fire response, high-pressure washing, pesticide spraying, and public disinfection
- 72V 150Ah lithium battery used in a common standard configuration
- Suitable for parks, plants, logistics areas, farms, communities, and utility operations
- Reference dimensions: L 1.6 m x W 1.0 m x H 1.5 m, with 1.0 m wheelbase
- High-pressure plunger pump reference with about 5 to 8 MPa outlet pressure
Compact utility focus
This vehicle family is intended for practical site utility work where compact size and multi-function use are important.
Key Configuration
This compact electric utility vehicle is suitable for low-speed, maneuverable access and multi-function tasks, with configurations matched to the site, operating tasks, and specific requirements.
Multi-function use
One vehicle can support light fire response, washing, spraying, and disinfection in smaller site scenarios.
Configuration to confirm
Please confirm tank size, pump selection, and optional equipment according to the intended application.
Project References
Application Scenarios
Electric utility vehicle selection should be matched to site conditions, operating tasks, and multi-function requirements, using proven project experience to guide the configuration.
Compact Site Transport
Suitable for plant roads, logistics parks, farms, communities, and utility spaces where a small low-speed vehicle needs to move between work points.
- Focus: compact body and easy maneuvering
- Use: patrol, transfer, and daily utility support
- Confirm: road width, turning space, and travel distance
Mobile Cleaning and Spraying
Suitable for high-pressure ground washing, road-side spraying, pesticide spraying, and public disinfection tasks that need flexible water delivery.
- Focus: tank size, pump pressure, and nozzle tools
- Use: short-route cleaning, spraying, and sanitation work
- Confirm: water source, refill method, and runtime
Light Fire Response Support
Suitable for early fire response or auxiliary emergency use in parks, communities, workshops, and other sites where larger vehicles are not convenient.
- Focus: fast arrival and simple operation
- Use: initial response, wetting, and auxiliary suppression
- Confirm: extinguishing tool set and local safety needs
Project References
Electric Utility Vehicle Project References
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Mobile high-pressure fine water mist fire-fighting unit
The user is an unnamed mini fire station at a high-speed railway station. The compact wheeled unit is intended for initial fire suppression in confined spaces.
Product FAQ
Product FAQ
What driving range is available on the current standard setup?
A 72V 150Ah lithium-battery setup can provide about 20 km driving range in travel mode, or about 30 minutes of continuous operation when the vehicle is working with a full water tank.
How much water does it carry and how long can it spray?
A common reference configuration uses a 400 L sealed tank. Under a full tank, continuous spraying is about 20 minutes, and an external water source can also be connected for longer uninterrupted work.
What functions can one vehicle cover?
One vehicle can cover a four-in-one utility role: early-stage fire response, high-pressure washing, pesticide spraying, and public disinfection, depending on the tools and accessories specified for the order.
How long is the charging cycle?
With the current onboard charger reference, full charging is about 6-8 hours. Charger input and plug style can be adjusted according to the destination market.
What are the current reference dimensions?
Reference vehicle dimensions are about 1.6 m long, 1.0 m wide, and 1.5 m high, with about 1.0 m wheelbase. Final dimensions can still vary when accessories or order-specific modules change.
What pump type is used for the high-pressure function?
A common reference uses a high-pressure plunger pump, with outlet pressure around 5 to 8 MPa. This pump type is chosen because it supports stable pressure and works well for mobile washing or spraying tasks where self-priming ability matters.
RFQ Checklist
Useful details for vehicle selection
These details help separate a general utility-vehicle inquiry from a more usable project configuration.
- Main task such as washing, spraying, or early fire response
- Road width, turning space, and daily travel distance
- Water tank size and pump-pressure expectations
- Battery runtime and charging conditions
- Any optional tool set or local compliance needs
Quick tip: If one vehicle needs to cover several tasks, listing them in order of priority helps a lot.