Exothermic Pulsefire LRT- Flame Thrower California Compliant

Instantly generate a stream of fire with the press of a button.

Fill it like any other outdoor tool. With the system off, unscrew the cap and pour in gasoline or a gas/diesel mixture. When the battery gets low, take it out and charge it or swap in a spare to keep bringing the heat.

The fan nozzle produces an extremely hot flame blast. Do not press the trigger for more than one second at a time with this nozzle installed.

Above images shown with standard nozzle.

We’ve spoken with, demonstrated, and sold to local firefighters, farmers, controlled burn prescribers and/or members of the U.S. Forestry Service, and they love the idea of an efficient, portable, long range torch for their work. The Exothermic Technologies Pulsefire is the safest and most effective way to apply fire at a distance.

< 10 FT RANGE

California-specific nozzle installed. Send a stream of fuel and flames up to 25 feet* when out of state.

LIGHTWEIGHT

Constructed primarily of aluminum, the Pulsefire is compact and easy to handle – only 6 lb empty.

LOW POWER PROTECTION

When the voltage is low, the system will disable the trigger, letting you know it’s time to charge or change the battery.

 

 

NOZZLE OPTIONS

Standard nozzle available for those out-of-state trips or transfer to a new owner.

QUICK CHANGE BATTERY

Easy thumbscrew access to the battery compartment lets you charge or swap out your battery in seconds.

 

 

OVER 4 MINUTES OF FIRE

available with the optional 3.3 gallon Pulsefire Backpack Kit; 27 second standard capacity.†

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

U.S. Patent Application No. 17/188,368

*25 foot reach is under ideal conditions with standard nozzle (not included) installed. This product contains a fan-type nozzle which is designed and intended to limit any ignited stream’s length to under ten (10) feet to comply with CA regulations at the time of manufacture. This nozzle may only be removed if authorization/license is obtained by the state fire marshal, or if the user is outside of California.

†Available fuel emission time may vary with fan-type nozzle installed.