IFFC LLC

These inventions are protected by 

US Patents 7,819,345,  7,942,350 and 9,561,393, and Canadian patents 2,693,158, and 2,891,833.

The figure above shows a home being protected by a wall of water created by the new SprayHose.

Today, the most commonly used devices to protect homes from wildfires are irrigation sprinklers.They are expensive and take a long time to deploy.

The SprayHose is much lower in cost and deploys more quickly.

Unlike sprinklers, the SprayHose has no moving parts which can be damaged during deployment.

The image above is the patented spray nozzle.

Spray nozzles are placed approximately 10 feet apart along a hose line. 

Unlike a sprinkler array, the SprayHose can be deployed very quickly.

The SprayHose will have devices that hold the spray nozzle at desired angles to the ground. Devices are being designed that can lay flat on the ground or be staked into the ground.

The above image shows a piece of PVC with a rectangle cut into it.  The PVC is surrounding a hose with a smaller rectangle centered in the PVC rectangle.

The photo above shows that a piece of hose with two holes is placed on top of the PVC. This completes the SprayNozzle.

The pump shown above can supply water to 50 feet SprayHose.

Longer hoses will require larger pumps.

The SprayHose requires much more water than a household garden faucet can supply.

The water tank shown above can supply the needed water at low cost.

 A typical single spray nozzle can deliver 15 gallons per minute of water.

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