A practical idea with a life-safety mission.
FireGuard GT was conceived around a straightforward challenge: how can refuse fleets respond earlier and more effectively when fires start inside a garbage truck? The project is focused on practical engineering, affordability, and measurable results—not unsupported promises.
Roadmap
Protecting trucks. Protecting lives.
- Current
Concept and architecture
A modular platform concept: detection, localized liquid application, an optional separately engineered compartment module, operator alerts and response guidance.
Not scheduled. No dates are published until they are verified.
- Current
Pilot and partner discussions
Open to fleet operators, municipal partners, OEMs and fire-protection specialists for development discussions and pilot planning.
Not scheduled. No dates are published until they are verified.
- Planned
Engineering validation
Component selection, fitment studies and a safety case for each configuration. Subject to engineering review.
Not scheduled. No dates are published until they are verified.
- Planned
Controlled load-fire testing
Repeatable tests of detection and mitigation approaches. Whether agents can reach a fire inside compacted refuse is not yet established and is part of what testing must show.
Not scheduled. No dates are published until they are verified.
- Planned
Third-party evaluation and approvals
Applicable evaluation and approval of equipment and complete installations. No certification is claimed before this is complete.
Not scheduled. No dates are published until they are verified.
Your next truck fire should not be your first plan.
Help shape a practical, affordable safety platform for refuse fleets. We are seeking fleet operators, municipal partners, OEMs, and fire-protection specialists for development discussions and pilot planning.