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©Copyright Task Force Tips, Inc. 2002-2018 

LIX-030 January 8, 2018 Rev24

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3.2  SPECIFICATIONS
3.2.1  MECHANICAL

CROSSFIRE Monitor

SAFE-TAK 1250 Base

Weight

17 lbs

24 lbs

Storage Volume

4060 in

3

1620 in

3

L-W-H

20 x 14-1/2 x 14

20 x 9 x 9

Height Above Truck Flange

12-1/2 in

NA

Height Above Truck Deck (min)

14 in

NA

Height Above Ground on Base

16-1/2 in

NA

Line of Reaction Force Above Ground

4 in

NA

Flow Area (minimum)

8.3 in

2

8.3 in

2

Operating Temperature Range of Fluid

33 to 120° F

1 to 50° C

33 to 120° F

1 to 50° C

Storage Temperature Range

-40 to 150° F

-40 to 65° C

-40 to 150° F

-40 to 65° C

Materials Used

Cast Aluminum, Aluminum,

Stainless Steel

Cast Aluminum, Aluminum,

Stainless Steel

Inlets Available

One

Numerous Single & Double Inlets 

2-1/2 in - 5 in

4.0 CROSSFIRE DEPLOYMENT

The CROSSFIRE monitor can be used on either a truck mounted fl ange or portable base. Installation on either base makes use of a 
quick connect swivel joint. The use of each base and the quick connect joint is explained in the following sections.

4.1  QUICK CONNECT SWIVEL JOINT

Two pawls, actuated by the slide bar, engage in the base swivel to make the quick connect joint. A safety plunger engages in the slide 
bar to prevent accidental unlocking of the slide bar when the monitor is under pressure.

4.2  INSTALLING MONITOR ON BASE

To install the monitor on either the truck mount fl ange or portable base: Refer to fi gures 
4.2.1, 4.2.2, & 4.2.3. 
a) Turn elevation handwheel to make sure the elevation of the nozzle is above the 35° 
safety stop. Verify that the elevation stop pin is down and engaged.
b) Make sure the slide bar is in the up position.
c) Hold the monitor by the top carrying handle, position monitor over base and slide 
straight down.
d) Push the slide bar down and watch the pawls engage the groove in the base and 
the safety plunger engage in the hole in the slide bar.

C

A

B

 

Slide bar up, safety

plunger is not engaged.

Slide bar locked, safety

plunger is engaged.

Figure 4.2.1

Figure 4.2.2

Figure 4.2.3

4.3  REMOVING MONITOR TOP FROM BASE

To remove the monitor from it’s base:
a) Stop all water fl ow.
b) Depress the safety plunger and lift the slide bar which will disengage the spring loaded pawls from the groove in the base.
c) Lift the monitor straight up off  the base by the handle on top of the monitor.

Summary of Contents for SAFE-TAK 1250

Page 1: ...ortable base This Instruction Manual is intended to familiarize re ghters and maintenance personnel with the operation servicing and safety procedures associated with the portable monitor This manual...

Page 2: ...F SAFETY SIGNAL WORDS 2 0 SAFETY 3 0 GENERAL INFORMATION 3 1 VARIOUS MODELS AND TERMS 3 2 SPECIFICATIONS 3 2 1 MECHANICAL 4 0 CROSSFIRE DEPLOYMENT 4 1 QUICK CONNECT SWIVEL JOINT 4 2 INSTALLING MONITOR...

Page 3: ...lastic are inadequate for monitor mounting and must not be used WARNING A sliding monitor can cause injury To protect against sliding make sure the base legs are locked in position with all leg spikes...

Page 4: ...position An automatic drain allows water to drain from the monitor when not in use The SAFE TAK 1250 portable base available in either single or double inlet con gurations has a revolutionary safety...

Page 5: ...WIVEL JOINT Two pawls actuated by the slide bar engage in the base swivel to make the quick connect joint A safety plunger engages in the slide bar to prevent accidental unlocking of the slide bar whe...

Page 6: ...Operating On Portable Base Below This Stop pin pulled Is Dangerous Figure 4 5 1 Elevation control Figure 4 5 2 Elevation stop pin out Figure 4 5 3 Elevation stop pin in DANGER Operating on a portable...

Page 7: ...allation instructions are shipped with this accessory The storage bracket TFT part XF B for the base unit IS NOT STRONG ENOUGH to withstand the forces encountered with an operating monitor and is not...

Page 8: ...15 20 25 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Flow l min Pressure BAR Pressure PSI Flow GPM 1 3 8 35mm Tip 2 0 50mm Tip 1 1 2 38mm Tip 1 3 4 44mm Tip Maximum Monitor Inlet...

Page 9: ...the paddle Object under paddle must not keep any leg spike from contacting ground 5 2 EXTENDING PORTABLE BASE LEGS The portable base legs are extended by following these steps Refer to gures 4 2 1 4 2...

Page 10: ...le anchor points may be required The strap should be stored inside the monitor base when not in use The black rubber cap on the strap will hold the strap in the base and protect the sealing surface of...

Page 11: ...r correct anchoring procedure when using the monitor in the portable mode 5 7 HOSE CONNECTION Make the hose connection s to the portable base and extend the hose s straight back from the portable base...

Page 12: ...h the bracket is substantial and thick enough to hold self tapping screws as well as the weight of the monitor Make sure the area on the other side of the mounting surface is clear you don t want to r...

Page 13: ...elow FOG STREAM See Section 4 10 5 For Flow Pressure Operating Envelope INDEX DESCRIPTION QTY ITEM 1 SHAFT NUT 1 X210 2 SNAP RING 1 VR4220 3 BEARING 1 VM4252 4 WORM WITH KEYWAY 1 X220 5 KEY 1 8 X 1 00...

Page 14: ...18 5 32 x 7 8 SPIROL PIN 2 V1900 20 SHOT PIN 2 X435 21 BASE 1 X420 22 BELLEVILLE WASHER 12 D07590 23 INSTRUCTION LEG LABEL 1 3 1 XL010 24 FRONT LEG LEFT 1 X470L 25 INSTRUCTION LEG LABEL 4 5 1 XL020 2...

Page 15: ...N HEAD ND PATCH 1 VT25Y28BH750 23 PLASTIC STRIP 5 25 MOLDED 1 A1291 24 CUP SEAL 5 25 X 4 75 X PRECISION ASSOCIATES 666 427 1 A1296 25 LOCKING LEVER MOLDED 1 A4176 26 SPRING TORSION STORZ LOCK 9991067...

Page 16: ...0 NO VALVE BASE LABEL XL085 4 2 5 WYE 1 X712 5 2 5 CLAPPER 1 X772 6 2 5 CLAPPER GASKET 2 X762 7 WASHER 2 VW1 9x26 076 8 1 4 20 x 1 SHCS SS 1 VT25 20SH1 0 10 O RING 244 1 VO 244 11 1 4 20 STAINLESS NUT...

Page 17: ...ligations under this limited warranty If TFT makes this election claimant shall return the equipment to TFT free and clear of any liens and encumbrances This is a limited warranty The original purchas...

Page 18: ...on 3 Quick disconnect latch and safety catch must operate freely 4 Rotation lock must operate freely and keep monitor from rotating when engaged 4 1 3 2 3 2 1 TFTX XXXXXX SE RIAL MODEL XFT NJ 0 psi 20...

Page 19: ...umber which if so desired can be used to identify nozzle for documentation purposes The following information if applicable must be included on the test record for each nozzle 1 Assigned identi cation...

Page 20: ...e hose couplings nozzles and fire hose appliances 2013 ed Section 6 2 1 Quincy MA National Fire Protection Agency BEFORE EACH USE the appliance must be inspected to this checklist 1 There is no damage...

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