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A flood comes quickly and without warning.
In order to protect buildings, cultured land and streets the protection squads are dependent on a flexible and efficient means for the exclusion of water masses.
The TURBO systems comply with the high demands and are considered the fastest applicable flood protection systems.

The main body is made of high quality anodized aluminum-tin bent parts riveted with several bracings to a high solid construction.
Owed to the precise combination of prefabricated construction parts with individually manufactured elements it is possible to keep the development as well as the production efforts as efficient as possible.
On September 30th of 2011 the flood protection system is introduced to the Swiss fire brigade experts at the alluvial lumber retaining facility in Ettisbühl.
After the installation of the 75 meter long protection wall the municipal plant Ettisbühl open their sluices and thus simulate a major flooding.
The huge brigade hoses are transported on carts to the endangered area.
The hoses are laid out in parallel...
... and connected to each other via the sluice element.
Standard elements guarantee a clear and intuitive handling.
The end pieces are equipped with draining fixtures.
The fire brigade Commander gives the command to the men at the water pumps.
The water is pumped from the nearby creek through the fire brigade hoses...
... into the sluice element.
Via adjustment of the levers the hoses are precisely filled.
The shooting fountain indicates as soon as the working pressure is reached and the filling is completed.
The 75 meter long and ca. 100 tons heavy protective weir is ready for the flood. It took 20 minutes for 5 men to install and fill the elements. For a similar protective weir of sandbags it would take 60 men circa 8 hours.
For 15 minutes the municipal plant Ettisbühl opens their sluices and simulate a heavy flooding.
The peak water mark is reached – THE WEIR RETAINS IT
Inspection by the fire brigade Commander.