Capacity meets reach.
Eight 325-gallon IBC tanks provide 2,600 gallons of nominal storage. A 5 hp pump supplies the planned system, with six hose-reel heads for flexible placement.
EPS BRIDGE
Protection for
what’s next.
Contained Intermediary Unit
Your home is taking shape. Its wildfire defense can too. Meet the deployable EPS equipment set that bridges construction and a permanent system.
For builders. For homeowners. For the in-between.
BRIDGE UNIT / DEPLOYABLE EQUIPMENT01 — CONSTRUCTION PHASE
2,600gal
Nominal onboard water storage
6heads
Movable, individual hose reels
5hp
Onboard pump
1BRIDGE Unit
An interim equipment set
BUILT FOR THE IN-BETWEEN
A permanent plan.
A deployable start.
EPS BRIDGE brings the core equipment to your property before its permanent home is ready.
Connect the BRIDGE Unit to the future permanent perimeter lines. Then use six hose-fed heads to reach inside and above the structure as framing, access, and work areas change.
When the permanent equipment set is ready, the property can transition from the interim arrangement to its long-term EPS installation.
ONE UNIT. THE ESSENTIALS TOGETHER.
Ready for the
construction chapter.
Water, pumping, control, and power come together in a container-based equipment set, configured around your property’s EPS plan.
The system, coordinated.
An EPS control center and automated valves manage the equipment arrangement. A rooftop Starlink receiver supports connectivity where service is available.
Power for the interim.
A generator, propane tank, and batteries are housed with the equipment. Four rooftop solar panels complement the onboard power configuration.
PERMANENT LINES. FLEXIBLE REACH.
The site changes.
The plan moves with it.
Use the perimeter lines intended for your permanent system. Position six hose-fed heads inside and above the structure as construction progresses, with placement planned for each phase.
See how BRIDGE fits your project →WHERE BRIDGE FITS
Built around
the work ahead.
An interim equipment option for the stages when your property is changing and its permanent equipment isn’t ready.
New home construction
Bring an EPS equipment set to the property while the residence takes shape, from framing toward completion.
FROM FRAME TO FINISHRebuilds & renovations
Plan interim equipment during a major rebuild or renovation when the permanent installation is being reworked.
THROUGH THE TRANSITIONPhased properties
Coordinate with a changing construction footprint as a custom home, guest house, or other project phases progress.
ONE PHASE AT A TIMEPermanent system upgrades
Discuss BRIDGE as an interim arrangement while a permanent EPS equipment location is prepared or upgraded.
A BRIDGE TO WHAT’S NEXTFROM DELIVERY TO TRANSITION
A clear path to
your permanent system.
Every deployment begins with the property, the construction schedule, and a site-specific plan.
- 01
Plan the property
Review access, unit placement, water supply, and the future permanent perimeter lines.
- 02
Connect the BRIDGE
Deliver the BRIDGE Unit and connect the interim equipment to the planned EPS distribution lines.
- 03
Place the heads
Arrange six hose-reel heads in and above the structure. Review placement as the work changes.
- 04
Make the transition
Move to the permanent equipment set when its location and installation are ready.
A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Plan with clarity.
Talk through the details with the Embers team.
What is included in the BRIDGE concept?
The configuration includes eight 325-gallon IBC tanks, a 5 hp pump, EPS control center, automated valves, generator, propane tank, batteries, hoses, six hose-reel heads, four rooftop solar panels, and a Starlink receiver. Your quote confirms the final equipment and scope.
Does BRIDGE use the future permanent perimeter lines?
Yes. The intended approach connects the interim BRIDGE equipment set to the property’s future permanent perimeter lines. Six movable hose-fed heads provide additional placement options in and above the structure.
How long does the stored water last?
Run time depends on flow, the active zones and heads, the operating plan, and replenishment. The 2,600-gallon figure is nominal tank capacity; usable capacity and operating duration need to be established for your site.
Is it a replacement for required building fire systems?
No. BRIDGE is an interim EPS wildfire-defense equipment concept. Required building fire protection, code compliance, and construction-site safety measures must be addressed separately with the appropriate professionals and authorities.
How do I get pricing and a deployment schedule?
Request a Quote with your project location, construction phase, target schedule, and perimeter-line status. Embers can review suitability, final configuration, pricing, and timing for your property.
LET’S PLAN YOUR BRIDGE
Your project.
Your protection plan.
Talk with Embers about the right deployment for your property, construction schedule, and permanent EPS plan.
Request a QuotePrefer to talk? 888-927-0901
Start with your site.
Tell us where you’re building, your current construction phase, and whether perimeter lines are installed or planned.
Configuration, deployment timing, and pricing are confirmed with your project quote.