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OASIS Unit with stainless water tank and solar roof, supplying tripod sprinklers at a timber-frame construction site.

EPS OASIS / MOBILE DEPLOYABLE UNIT

Protection that
moves with you.

Wildfire preparation for the places where work happens. Water, power, and deployable sprinklers. Together in one compact OASIS Unit.

BUILT FOR CHANGING SITES. PLANNED FOR READINESS.Product visualization
350 gal

Onboard water storage

4 sprinklers

Deployable tripod system

150 ft

Hose length per sprinkler

1 unit

Water, pumping & power

MEET THE OASIS UNIT

A compact footprint.
A bigger role in
your readiness plan.

Your site changes. Your wildfire preparation should be able to move with it.

The OASIS Unit brings a stainless steel water tank, battery-powered pump system, controls, and solar canopy onto a single forklift-compatible base. Four hose-connected tripod sprinklers can be positioned around the areas your site plan identifies for wetting.

From exposed framing to remote operating sites, OASIS is designed to support planned pre-wetting of compatible surfaces and surrounding fuels before wildfire exposure.

Find your application
Studio visualization of the OASIS Unit showing its solar canopy, pump, four hose outlets, controls and stainless steel tank.
OASIS UNIT Shown configuration · Product visualization

PURPOSEFUL FROM THE GROUND UP

One unit.
Every part has a job.

01

Water on site

A 350-gallon stainless IBC tank provides an onboard supply, with a forklift-compatible base for planned repositioning.

02

Power under cover

Two deep-cycle RV batteries, a control cabinet, and an electric pump sit beneath a pitched solar canopy.

03

Deploy where it matters

Four 1.5-inch hose connections serve heavy-duty tripods with galvanized risers and brass impact sprinklers.

04

Access built in

The raised equipment deck maintains an 8-inch access space above the tank. Connections and controls are recessed under the roof.

WHERE OASIS CAN WORK

Different operations.
The same need to prepare.

Bring a site-specific wetting plan to locations where permanent infrastructure may not be practical.

OASIS Unit and tripod sprinkler wetting a perimeter area near an onshore oil derrick and closed storage tank.Product visualization
01 / ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL

Oil rigs.
Remote operations.

Plan perimeter wetting around onshore drilling sites, equipment yards, and compatible support areas exposed to surrounding vegetation.

  • Remote oil-field support sites
  • Tank-farm perimeter areas
  • Temporary industrial work zones

Site review must address hazardous-area classification and placement. OASIS is not presented as a petroleum-fire or process-fire suppression system.

02 / CONSTRUCTION

Protect the progress
you’re making.

Prepare exposed timber framing, compatible building materials, and designated perimeter areas while a permanent system is still taking shape.

  • Custom-home construction
  • Commercial building projects
  • Phased developments and staging yards

Reposition the unit and sprinkler layout as the project evolves.

OASIS supplying water to tripod sprinklers around exposed framing at a large residential jobsite.Product visualization
03 / PROPERTY & LAND

Ranches, vineyards & estates

Explore seasonal placement near outbuildings, work areas, and selected vegetation boundaries.

04 / INFRASTRUCTURE

Utility & equipment sites

Plan compatible perimeter wetting around temporary yards and remote facilities, with clearance from electrical equipment.

FROM SITE PLAN TO READINESS

Position. Deploy. Prepare.

Plan and deploy ahead of fire conditions, as part of your broader site and evacuation procedures.

01

Plan your coverage

EPS reviews the site, target areas, access, terrain, and water requirements to recommend a configuration and sprinkler layout.

02

Place your OASIS Unit

Position the unit with suitable lifting equipment. Establish a level location, service access, and a water replenishment plan.

03

Deploy and check

Position the four tripods, pay out the connected hoses, and verify pressure, spray patterns, and operating procedures before the system is needed.

THE OASIS CONFIGURATION

Built around
the essentials.

Start with the OASIS platform. Confirm the final equipment, operating duration, and deployment requirements with EPS for your site.

Discuss your configuration
Water storage
350-gallon stainless steel IBC tank
Tank base footprint
48 × 42 inches
Sprinklers
4 tripod-mounted Rain Bird 35 brass impact heads
Risers
4-foot galvanized risers on heavy-duty metal tripods
Hoses & connections
4 × 150-foot hoses · 1.5-inch connections
Power configuration
2 deep-cycle RV batteries + solar canopy
Pump selection
Sized for four simultaneous sprinklers and site-specific hose, elevation, and pressure requirements
Tank access
8-inch clearance below the equipment deck
Purchasing
Site-specific configuration and pricing by quote

Shown configuration is subject to final engineering and component selection. Solar charging, pump duty, usable water volume, and operating time depend on the specified system and site conditions.

A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

Plan with
the whole picture.

How long can OASIS run on its tank?

Runtime depends on the combined sprinkler flow and usable water volume. For illustration, four heads using 7.2 gallons per minute each would use 350 gallons in approximately 12 minutes, before allowing for reserve. EPS will confirm nozzle selection, pressure, battery capacity, and any replenishment requirements for your installation.

Can all four sprinklers operate together?

That is the design requirement. Final pump selection must provide the combined flow of all four heads at the required pressure, including losses through each 150-foot hose and the site’s elevation changes. The pump and nozzle package is confirmed during configuration.

Is the system suitable for an oil rig or tank farm?

Potential use is limited to compatible wildfire-exposure and perimeter-wetting applications identified through site review. Hazardous-area classification, equipment placement, electrical suitability, and facility procedures must be assessed. This is not a specification for extinguishing petroleum, flammable-liquid, or process fires.

Does the solar canopy power the pump directly?

The concept combines battery-powered pumping with a solar charging canopy. Panel output, charge controls, battery capacity, and pump demand must be matched in the final configuration; sunlight alone is not a promise of continuous pumping.

How do I order an OASIS Unit?

Request a quote from EPS with your site location, application, target areas, and desired timing. The team can discuss configuration, water planning, pricing, and delivery requirements with you.

LET’S PLAN YOUR OASIS

Tell us where
you need it.

From the first framing crew to the next remote operation, start with a configuration built around your site.

EPS OASIS · MOBILE DEPLOYABLE UNIT

Your site.
Your configuration.

Tell our team your location, application, and project timeline. We’ll discuss the equipment and water plan for your needs.

Request a quote