*Fire Call / Triple Catch!* [Vancouver] RTX Electric Fire Truck Responding With Lights & Siren!
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Captured here are several emergency response clips of Vancouver's Engine 1, a Rosenbauer RTX electric fire engine, which went into service late last year as Canada's first fully electric fire truck!
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LOCATION: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 🌎
DATE OF FILMING: May to July 2024 📅
Awesome catches!! The RTX is a neat engine!
@@Critical911 Thank you very much! I think so too 🙂
Those electric trucks are so quiet, but Environmentally friendly! would love to see those here in Florida
Electric vehicles aren't environmentally friendly , they're hazardous to the environment because the batteries aren't recyclable so when the batteries fail they are thrown in a landfill.
😂😂 good joke, a e.v that is environmentally friendly with Unrecyclable batteries.😂😂
@@rickyalcoser6052 Can't really say the same for TESLA cars....Worst Idea ever for TESLA
i like how chief was like.. Yeah, Nah hold my launch codes XD..
Tgg I love your videos keep up the good work
One day you will reach 1 million subscribers
Awesome Clips! Nice to see they didn't scrap the old Wildlands units and to see the electric engine in action!
Great catches!! Love the air horns on it
@@LiamPattisonPhotography Thank you!
Good stuff Tim! Loved the triple catch, and your angles of the couple of catches we got together were great!
Thanks a lot Jim!! 😁
My dad lives in Vancouver so lots of these places I know from past visits
Tgg I love your videos
Thank you!
i hope you reach 100k
@@AmritavaChakraborty Thanks!! 😁
Epic! 2:31 - are these some of the new battalions besides the Ford Expeditions they placed into service?
@@CWFLAEMOFC Only Battalion 1 looks like this. The other new one (Battalion 2) is a slicktop SUV.
Sieht nicht schlecht aus, in Deutschland gibt es auch elektro Feuerwehrautos, gute Arbeit TGG!😎
Weiß ich, danke! 😁
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses das bei der TUM Werkfeuerwehr ist bereits im Dienst. Hatte ich gestern vor mir, als das HLF als First Responder gefahren ist und wir mit dem RTW direkt dahinter waren
Den größten Unterschied zu dem in Deutschland und dem in Vancouver, siehst du in den Kommentaren. Hier unter diesem Video sieht man eher positive Kommentare dazu, was ich gut verstehen kann und bei Videos von den deutschen E-HLF, wird nur gemeckert und sich darüber lustig gemacht
@@EnjoyFirefighting Video dazu schon hochgeladen? 😁
@@Schreihals84 ich werde wohl kaum filmen wenn ich selbst auf Einsatzfahrt bin
" wird nur gemeckert und sich darüber lustig gemacht" in den USA und Kanada regen sich die Feuerwehrler in den sozialen Medien noch sehr viel mehr auf als wir Deutschen es tun
Awesome as usual. Could you please go to Macau one day? 🇲🇴
Thank you very much! Yes I will 🙂
Amazing Rosenbauer Fire truck, I wonder, how long that a country in South East Asia has one
@@FirePoAm Singapore already has one!
Great set of catches, and nice Chris cameo at 4:55 😂 That battalion rig looked quite a bit like the ones we have in Seattle, although we don't have anything like Engine 1. I think the electric trucks look pretty rad and futuristic - I like them.
That was a nice catch we got. Wildlands was a spare for Rescue 23 though
Yes that was a funny moment! 😆 Ahh I see!
Wow! Awesome!
@@Nooon_Pyo_Lee_Fire_Med_Police Thank you!!
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses You're welcome
Canadian found
Hello! I recommend you gong to see a tour of the Orlando Fire Station it’s really cool!
Awesome video was so cool loved it and btw good catch on this :D
Thank you!
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses np anytime dude
Awesome fire vehicles looking forward to your new videos
@@XuBenhong Thank you very much! 🙂
WAKE UP ALL DRIVERS !!!!!
Looks like they was having a good time in engine 1! 🤣
Oh the RTX! My country has it too!
incredible!!
Thanks!
very cool you caught the ff in his skivies🤣.great catches of the etruck
Haha that’s a common problem while filming fire departments 😂
Thank you!
Awesome
Thanks!
Very nice video!
@@ItaliaEmergenza Thank you!! 🙂
Is surprise is Vancouver get the first one in Canada was expecting to Ottawa the capital give the exemple but no Ottawa still buy normal truck
Keep me posted and keep posted videos this winter. We’ll see how it does.
@@smiley1914 You don’t have to wait. I got it responding several times in December… 👍🏼
Such vehicles are already used in many countries around the world, such as Germany, Austria and Switzerland
It seems like after Los Angeles got it, a lot more departments followed. I think its got a bright future.
LAFD had the first in North America, but they were already being used in Europe and other countries for years prior.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses they can keep them.
Brampton, ON now has one and I know there is another Ontario department that is either waiting on one or about to put one in service. They are cool plus designed with safety and efficiency first and foremost. It is always funny to watch the dinosaurs in the comment section complaining about it. I picture everyone of them as that one rescue driver that still drives to every call with a stoagie in his mouth.
@chrisswanton5043 when you put in your 30years...let me know your opinion. Until then, it's bull$#!+!!
@@SMichaelDeHart Roar louder T-Rex. The guys 55 years younger than you doing the job didn't hear you over the electric motors! Lmfao
It’s like a light box
Nice one man!🔥👍
Thank you! 😄
Awesome catches and Ladder 1 had a similar Mono Tone to Engine 20
Thanks for the comment!
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses I wonder how did that work
Cool
Thanks!
Looking forward to your new videos in Europe
@@XuBenhong Thanks! I am filming in Europe now 👍🏼
OKNo problem i know
I Like The Siren Better On The Vehicle That Responded Behind Engine1 In 2nd Clip
That’s an older siren.
Nice catch!
Thanks! 🙂
Did anyone notice the firefighter at 2:58
tgg do you live in canada
@@AmritavaChakraborty Yes.
hi bro
There are many electric fire trucks in Europe
Am I imagining things? doesn't the electric truck resemble an European fire truck?
It is
@@Will-cr9sl Technically it is a European truck. It’s made in Austria, but specifically made for the North American market and looks different to the European version.
Does the E-Fire truck have Q2B also?
No
Im not really a fan of the electric trucks, whilst new things are cool. I always appreciate and old reserve.
@@codezerousaalt the Rosenjunk looks like toys!!
@@SMichaelDeHart not really convinced of Rosenbauer?
@EnjoyFirefighting Pierce, Seagrave, Ferrara... hell, even HME Four Guys puts out better products. Most department that I know in Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia have always had issues.
@@SMichaelDeHart I saw a video where Clark county FD (las Vegas) HD one, but it had to stop mid structure fire response because of an issue with the truck. They have now gotten rid of the truck.
@@SMichaelDeHart pls keep on thing in mind: the RT wasn't designed by Rosenbauer America. While Rosenbauer America has a rather poor reputation among American firefighters, Rosenbauer elsewhere around the globe is entirely different. Their trucks have nothing in common with those from Rosenbauer America. They're mostly based on commercial chassis, apart from crash tenders and the RT obviously, and they're indeed known for high quality products there; only exception was the AT3 series in the first few years, but they solved the issues they had with those
The new electric truck won’t have a single break in east van😂😂😂
It’s definitely being used a lot! No shortage of calls.
I have seen engines pumping at major jobs before for many hours. So many that the city fuel truck had to come by to top off the rigs. Who's going to charge up these glorified golf carts at major fires?
It’s going to charge itself up because it has a back-up generator for exactly that purpose.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses So it's burning diesel to make electricity to keep itself charged? Sorry, I'm not sold. By the way, as of today 8/30/2024 the Rivian plant caught fire and burned up 50 Rivian EV's. Those LiON batteries suck.
Not fully electric! Has a diesel engine as a backup. Hybrid engine
@@ghxstboy1111 Incorrect. It is fully electric, not a hybrid. The backup diesel engine is to recharge the batteries if required (for example on scene for extended firefighting operations), but the truck runs on electricity.
Environmentally Friendly BUT takes A LOT of Power from Coal and other Fuels to Power it up. Solor and Wind Can't keep up.
But it is again one of those big trucks that almost fit on the street. But it’s smaller though…
It’s much smaller and maneuverable compared to their other trucks.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses yeah
Cool(the RTX) looking but where is the infrastructure to put these EV fire apparatus in service? I think cities that are considering these should have a plan for effectively charging these rigs before they spend the $2-$3 mil for the rig and logistics/infrastructure to charge these rigs but I digress, your video is first rate, thanks!👍🏽🇺🇸
They have the infrastructure to charge it at Station 1. Doesn’t take long to recharge and has a range of at least 100 kilometers. Can also be recharged on the road/ on scene as needed.
🙂🤟✌️💪👍👌👏😎🇹🇭
electric fire truck gonna be completely useless come january when its minus 30c out
It doesn’t get that cold in Vancouver… Maximum minus 15 or so. And it already survived one winter without issues.
Minus 30s in Vancouver? Not very likely.
they were tested in the arctic ...
Not a fire truck without a Q.
Nah. Qs are cool, but many departments don’t have them.
@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses well, maybe it's the toy fire engine from Rosenjunk. Yep...that's it!! They'll break in two days in most suburban and rural territories.
Weird take man
@@SMichaelDeHart Um ok. I guess they don’t know how to handle fire trucks then if they break them right away… 😂
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses so how many years on the job did you spend?? Please enlighten me!!
Give me a diesel fire truck anytime.
At least put an Q on hit
@@Dark-lt7zf Vancouver doesn’t use the Q, so why should they put it on this one.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponsesbecause you gotta start somewhere 😊
I'm a Volunteer Firefighter and the fact that a department is relying on an EV has is primary response unit on a time where those same EV's are a major hazard is .... troubling to say the least
One EV truck out of a huge department. They’ll be fine. The stereotype that EV vehicles are somehow constantly catching fire is getting pretty old…
@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses yet, all the responses world wife to EV batteries is getting pretty old too.
This particular engine is quite safe, and works well for forefighting operations. 😊
@DavidSmith-yu2yk it'll be 50 years before a majority of VFD is even able to afford it. Plus, they had better redesign to raise the clearance up at least 12-16 inches. Or it'll get hung up exiting the house.
@@harizon88moo maybe in your Communist Republic...
It's ugly, but also kinda growing on me the more I see it.
The RTX is a fraud. It's not fully electric - it has a diesel engine backup, its suspension is so weak and the truck is so narrow and tall (Euro chassis) that it is at huge risk of rolling over, and the water tanks leak. In fact this rig was out of service for many months because of the water tank leak.
Clark County NV had one for less than a year, realized how bad it was and sent it back, and we are big on electrics here (lots of solar power)...
If you are going to accuse something of being a fraud at least try to be accurate.The truck has an onboard clean diesel engine used to recharge the batteries in the EXTREMELY rare cases that it is required. We understand that there are dinosaurs out there that are unable to accept that the industry is progressing. You'll be ok.
Wow. Literally every point in your comment was false. Good job… I won’t even bother explaining the facts to you, it’s probably no use. Do some research. 🤦🏻♂️
it's only tall when the suspension is all the way up ... and even then it's not really tall compared to some other European trucks. Huge risk of rolling over? Not really, even when put to the test and cornering at high speeds there's not really a high risk of rolling over.
Not sure what you mean by weak suspension?
"The RTX is a fraud. It's not fully electric - it has a diesel engine backup," not really a fraud; It can run and operate fully electric, the diesel is nothing but a backup which is barely needed at all
@@EnjoyFirefighting I saw Clark County engine 18 heeling over very badly exiting the station. If it gets hit broadside it will roll much more quickly than a standard type 1 engine.
To claim it is all electric and put a diesel range extender in it is fraud. It is an REV not an EV. And the flawed tank comment is indisputable.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses you are wrong. See my reply to the other comment.
Yucky electric fire trucks!