The phrase "fire fighting equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to equipment used to fight fires, such as fire extinguishers and hoses. For example, "The fire station had a wide range of fire fighting equipment available."
Then a historical section: old buses, early fire fighting equipment, antique uniforms, etc.
By late April 1963, the airport was lacking fire fighting equipment and ground crew had still not received sufficient training.
Initial efforts to contain the fire were hampered by a lack of organisation and poorly maintained fire fighting equipment at the terminal.
Up to 6 tons of dust can be held in the filter bags, and the units are fitted with carbon dioxide and water mist fire fighting equipment, because of the combustible nature of fine dust particles.
Ensure that there is suitable fire fighting equipment, e.g. extinguishers, in place for your employees to use in fighting a fire in its earliest stages.
Use buckets, pots, or other containers to carry water to the blaze if no other fire fighting equipment is available, and a stream or pond, or other source of water is nearby.
A museum of fire-fighting equipment is attached to the Volunteer Firemen's Home.
Often these lack adequate fire escapes, alarms, first aid or fire-fighting equipment.
And were F.B.I. commanders negligent in deciding not to have fire-fighting equipment available on the scene?
It is true, of course, that the eurozone has better fire-fighting equipment than in 2010 or 2012, the last times the Greek crisis took centre-stage.
Among other things, they were trying to keep the reactors cool by using fire-fighting equipment to spray seawater into the cores.
