Accommodation Vehicle

Emergency Response Vehicle Types

CLW's emergency series is a set of modules on a common chassis line: mobile power supply trucks from 50 to 500 kW, drainage pump trucks, command and communication vehicles, disaster-relief shower and toilet units, catering trucks and laundry units. Hooklift and multi-lift frames let one tractor swap modules as the mission changes.

• Mobile power truck. Canopy-quieted genset, distribution panel, cable reels and optional transformer.
• Drainage pump truck. High-flow pumps for flood and storm-water removal, with suction and discharge hose sets.
• Command and communication vehicle. Radio, satellite, meeting and dispatch space for incident control.
• Welfare modules. Shower, toilet, catering and laundry units for shelters and long incidents.

The module, not the truck, is the capability. Specify the load, flow or shelter capacity first, then choose the chassis and the swap frame.

How to Specify an Emergency Fleet Module

Emergency procurement is driven by the mission profile:

1. Mission and scale. Blackout, flood, fire support, shelter or event; people served and duration.
2. Power or pump duty. Load list with starting current and runtime, or flow in m3/h and head.
3. Deployment speed. Cable reels, quick-connect panels and pre-wired distribution shorten setup.
4. Module swap. Hooklift or multi-lift frame if one chassis will carry several bodies.
5. Climate and terrain. Ambient temperature, dust, road condition and storage environment.
6. Registration and crew. GVW class, operating crew and the documents the destination authority accepts.

Send the load list or flood duty and CLW sizes the genset, pump, fuel tank and cable or hose set as one package.

Emergency Vehicle Price Guide 2026

Factory-direct FOB bands; a budget framework, not a quotation.

• Drainage pump truck, 4x2: roughly USD 30,000-50,000
• Mobile power truck, 50-200 kW: roughly USD 45,000-75,000
• Mobile power truck, 200-500 kW: roughly USD 75,000-120,000
• Shower, toilet or catering module: roughly USD 25,000-45,000
• Command and communication vehicle: roughly USD 60,000-100,000

Compare generator brand and insulation class, pump flow and head, panel and cable package, body insulation and the swap frame rating. A low power-truck price often means a smaller alternator or a panel without the outlet set the mission needs.

Export, Registration and Rapid Deployment

CLW builds emergency modules on MIIT-approved chassis in an ISO-certified factory. Gensets and pumps carry their manufacturer warranty and test records; the body and chassis carry the CLW two-year warranty. Export documents include certificate of origin, invoice, packing list, bill of lading and inspection report on request.

Lead time is typically 25-45 working days for standard drainage and power trucks after deposit, and 45-60 working days for command, communication and multi-module builds. Units ship in containers, on flat racks or by RoRo depending on size. CLW supplies loading plans, commissioning checklists and operator training material before dispatch.

Emergency Equipment Safety and Maintenance

Emergency equipment must start on the first attempt. Run the genset or pump under load at the factory and again before each deployment season; check fuel, oil, coolant, battery and the emergency stop. Keep cable reels, hose sets and quick couplings inspected and dry, and test the distribution panel and earth connection before energising a site.

For welfare modules, check water tanks, heaters, pumps and waste connections, and clean and drain them after every deployment. Store modules under cover and exercise them monthly. CLW supplies service kits, filters, hoses and the wiring or plumbing drawings with each unit.