Renault Trucks D-series
Renault Trucks D is a series of French fire trucks, created by several body companies on the basis of Renault trucks.
Model range
Renault Trucks D FPT (Fourgon Pompe Tone) with Camiva body is equipped with a two-door Renault Trucks cab, which is complemented by a Magirus Camiva compartment, which greatly simplifies the access of the crew and the processes of loading and unloading equipment.
Renault Trucks D CCR (Camion-Citerne Ruraux) with Gallin body has high ground clearance and an approach angle of up to 29 degrees. The safety of the crew at the highest level is ensured by the protective bar inside the cab.
Renault Trucks D CCF (Camions-Citernes Feux de forêt) is designed to work in difficult and uneven conditions. This model has an exceptional chassis torque capacity, and the all-wheel drive provides good traction in rural areas. Renault Trucks D CCF has the fire-fighting capabilities typical of urban vehicles and is equipped with thermal protection, allowing it to effectively combat stubble, forest edge and forest fires. To increase reliability, the vehicle is equipped with protection for important mechanical components. To ensure the complete safety of the crew, the cabin is equipped with an internal frame, three-point seat belts for each of the four seats and thermal protection for vulnerable components.
Renault Trucks D 4×2 is equipped with a rotating telescopic ladder that can reach a height of 32 meters. The body and ladder were manufactured by Échelles Riffaud.
Manufacturer: Renault Trucks
Assembly: Blainville-sur-Orne (Normandy)
Years of production: 2015—
Length: 6720 mm
Width: 2500 mm
Height: 3120 mm
Engine: 4 cylinders; 5100 cc
Power: 210 HP
Max speed: 110 km/h
Weight: 10 t
Water tank: 4500 l
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