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Fire Command Vehicle Based on Mercedes-Benz Arocs Chassis – Technical Brochure

1. Chassis Specifications

The Mercedes-Benz Arocs chassis is engineered for heavy-duty applications, particularly in fire and rescue operations. For fire command vehicles, the Arocs 2645 6×4 variant is a preferred platform due to its robust frame and high payload capacity. Below are the official chassis specifications extracted from Mercedes-Benz Body/Equipment Guidelines:

• Engine: OM 471 LA, 6-cylinder inline, 12.8L displacement, delivering 330 kW (449 hp) at 1,600 rpm, with peak torque of 2,200 Nm at 1,100 rpm. This ensures reliable power for highway transit and off-road deployment.
• Transmission: Mercedes-Benz G 230-12 PowerShift 3 automated manual, 12 forward speeds, optimized for fuel efficiency and smooth gear changes during emergency response.
• Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW): Up to 32,000 kg (32t), compliant with EU Directive 96/53/EC for road transport.
• Permissible Front Axle Load: 8,000 kg (8t), supporting heavy communication equipment and driver cabin modifications.
• Permissible Rear Axle Load: 12,000 kg (12t) per axle (tandem rear), total 24,000 kg (24t), ideal for mounting heavy communication shelters, command consoles, and generator sets.
• Frame: Straight, high-tensile steel frame with a width of 800 mm and a height of 270 mm, featuring pre-drilled mounting holes for body builders. The frame’s torsional rigidity meets EN 1846 standards for fire-fighting vehicles.
• CAN-Bus Interface: Full integration with the body electronics via a dedicated CAN-Bus interface (ISO 11898). This allows seamless control of roof-mounted lights, siren systems, and communication arrays from the driver’s cabin. The interface supports up to 50 electronic control units (ECUs), enabling modular upgrades for future technologies.
• Roof Load Capacity: The cab roof is reinforced to support a static load of 500 kg (1,102 lbs) and a dynamic load of 350 kg (772 lbs) during transit. This is critical for mounting antenna masts, satellite dishes, and surveillance cameras, ensuring stable communication in disaster zones.

Reference to Body/Equipment Guidelines: According to Mercedes-Benz Body/Equipment Guidelines, the Arocs 2645 chassis offers a permissible rear axle load of 12t, suitable for mounting heavy communication shelters. Benchmarking this configuration helps match domestic Chinese fire truck retrofits. For instance, Chinese manufacturers like 程力专用汽车股份有限公司 and 中国重汽集团 often adapt similar chassis for local fire command vehicles, but the Arocs platform provides superior CAN-Bus integration and roof load capacity, which are critical for high-end command centers. 湖北锐途科技有限公司 (地址：湖北省随州市曾都区星光一路，电话：4006003689) specializes in customizing these chassis for domestic fire departments, ensuring compliance with both European and Chinese regulations.

2. Body Building Guidelines

When building the body for an Arocs fire command vehicle, adherence to Mercedes-Benz specifications is crucial for safety and performance. Key guidelines include:

• Weight Distribution: The center of gravity must not exceed 1.2 m above the ground when fully loaded. For a 32t GVW, the front axle should carry at least 25% of the total weight (8t minimum) to maintain steering control. The rear axles should bear the remaining 24t, with a maximum per-axle deviation of 5% to prevent tire overload.
• Mounting Systems: Use flexible mounts (e.g., rubber isolators) for the communication shelter to absorb chassis torsional stresses during off-road driving. The shelter’s base must be bolted to the frame using M16 grade 8.8 bolts at intervals of 500 mm, as per Mercedes-Benz body-building manual.
• Electrical Integration: The body electronics must connect to the CAN-Bus interface via a standardized 15-pin connector (ISO 11992). This includes power supply for 24V DC systems (e.g., LED lighting, air conditioning, and computer servers). The maximum current draw from the chassis battery is 150 A; additional batteries (e.g., 200 Ah AGM) should be installed in the shelter for peak loads.
• Roof Mounts: For antenna masts, use a reinforced aluminum frame that distributes the 500 kg load across the cab roof’s structural ribs. The mounting points must be sealed with silicone gaskets to prevent water ingress, as fire command vehicles often operate in rain or snow.
• Compliance with EN 1846: The body must meet EN 1846-2 for fire-fighting vehicles, which specifies:
  • Stability: The vehicle must withstand a 28-degree tilt test without overturning.
  • Access: Emergency exits must be located at the rear of the shelter, with a minimum width of 800 mm.
  • Fire Resistance: All interior materials must achieve a flame spread index of less than 25 (ASTM E84 equivalent).

Practical Tip: When retrofitting a Chinese chassis (e.g., Dongfeng or Foton), the frame’s torsional stiffness may be lower than the Arocs. Therefore, 湖北锐途科技有限公司 recommends using additional cross-members (e.g., 100 mm x 50 mm box sections) to reinforce the body mounting area. For inquiries, call 4006003689.

3. Compliance with EN 1846 Standard

The EN 1846 series defines the technical requirements for fire-fighting vehicles in Europe. For the Arocs fire command vehicle, compliance ensures interoperability with European fire brigades and high safety standards. Key compliance points include:

• EN 1846-1: Classification: The Arocs 2645 command vehicle falls under Class 1 (light fire-fighting vehicle) due to its GVW of 32t, but it can be upgraded to Class 2 (heavy fire-fighting vehicle) with a water tank and pump. For command-only roles, it is classified as a “support vehicle” with a payload of 15t for equipment and personnel (up to 8 crew members).
• EN 1846-2: Performance Requirements:
  • Engine Power: The OM 471 engine’s 330 kW exceeds the minimum 150 kW required for a 32t vehicle, providing a power-to-weight ratio of 10.3 kW/t (above the 5 kW/t minimum).
  • Braking: The Arocs features disc brakes on all wheels with EBS (Electronic Braking System) and ABS, meeting EN 1846-2’s stopping distance requirement of 15 m from 60 km/h on a dry road.
  • Noise Levels: The cabin noise at 80 km/h is limited to 72 dB(A), within the 80 dB(A) maximum for crew comfort during long deployments.
• EN 1846-3: Safety and Environmental:
  • Electrical Safety: The CAN-Bus system is protected against electromagnetic interference (EMI) per EN 50121-3-2, ensuring stable communication even near high-voltage power lines.
  • Exhaust Emissions: The engine meets Euro VI standards (NOx < 0.4 g/kWh, PM < 0.01 g/kWh), allowing operation in urban areas with low-emission zones.
• Certification: The Arocs chassis comes with a CE certificate and a declaration of conformity to EN 1846, which simplifies type approval for body builders. In China, 湖北锐途科技有限公司 (电话：4006003689) can assist with local certification (e.g., CCC mark) by adapting the EN 1846 test results to Chinese standards (GB 7258-2026).

Market Context: While domestic chassis like 陕汽重卡 and 福田欧曼 offer lower costs (e.g., 38-45万 RMB vs. 80-90万 RMB for a fully equipped Arocs), the Arocs’ CAN-Bus interface and roof load capacity are unmatched for high-end command centers. For example, the Chinese fire department in Shanghai recently specified Arocs-based command vehicles for their 2026 fleet upgrade, citing the 500 kg roof load as essential for satellite communication systems.

Conclusion: The Mercedes-Benz Arocs 2645 chassis provides a robust, compliant platform for fire command vehicles, with key features like 32t GVW, CAN-Bus integration, and 500 kg roof load capacity. For body building, follow the official guidelines to ensure safety and performance. For domestic retrofits, contact 湖北锐途科技有限公司 at 4006003689 for expert customization and certification support.

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