Can carry emergency equipment modules and rescue devices:

Emergency drainage pumping stations, generator sets, communication and command systems, field water purification devices, unmanned remote-controlled rescue robots, water rescue floating boards, long-range multi-functional rescue pole combinations, equipped with searchlights, fog lights, side lights, warning lights, loudspeakers, and basic rescue and lifesaving equipment to meet the carrying capacity requirements.

Hebei Five-Star Power Equipment Co., Ltd. "Tyrannosaurus" hovercraft (amphibious hovercraft), the working principle of flood control and disaster relief hovercraft

A hovercraft uses high-pressure air to form a cushion between the bottom of the craft and the water (or ground) surface, lifting the hull above the water (or ground) to achieve high-speed navigation. Depending on the size of the hovercraft, the hull can be elevated 23 cm to over 2 meters above the water (or ground), so a hovercraft is not a boat, nor a vehicle, but an "ultra-low-altitude aircraft." Hovercraft possess three major advantages: amphibious capability, high speed, and flexibility. They can operate or land on various surfaces year-round, including all types and sizes of rivers, lakes, oceans, ice, land, streets, marshes, beaches, snow, grasslands, hills, deserts, gravel, wetlands, mudflats, rapids, minefields, overgrown reeds, shrubs, and low trees.

Hebei Five-Star Power Equipment Co., Ltd. "Tyrannosaurus" hovercraft (amphibious hovercraft), flood control and disaster relief hovercraft, with its amphibious capability, soars and speeds through the air. Equipped with an aviation engine, it reaches a maximum speed of 80 km/h and can overcome obstacles up to 23 cm high. It is capable of moving forward, backward, hovering, drifting, braking, making 180-degree turns on the spot, and 360-degree rotations. It is currently the most technologically advanced and highest-performing flood control, emergency response, and rescue hovercraft in China's rescue industry, highly suitable for various complex rescue environments such as water surfaces, beaches, mudflats, marshes, streets, and alleys.