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| The Airshelter is inflated using compressed air or an electric blower. A 200/300 bar air cylinder in connection with a pressure reducing valve can be used to inflate the airframe. Uses of the Airshelter can vary from an emergency hospital site and casualty station to a disaster site with a control, waiting and decontamination room. |
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Inflatable decontamination cabin |
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Set up in seconds with BA cylinder or fan B and ready for use ,
lInflatable shower cabin, consisting of inflatable frame, shower cabin, integrated basin, 9 nozzles and water drainage.
l1 Entrance (red) and 1 Exit (green).
Water consumption 50 L./min. |
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NBC - Suits. |
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TLU provides protection against hazardous chemicals in liquid, vapour, gaseous and/or solid form. It is a so-called “limited use” type of suit in a totally encapsulating design, where the breathing apparatus is worn inside the suit.
Standards: TLU is fully certified in accordance with the European standard EN 943. The suit is also available as a NFPA 1991 certified ensemble, TLU-A. |
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Gas & Radiation Meters and Monitoring systems. |
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The built-in gas library holds up to 70 substances.
Another 60 substances are identified and can be substituted in the library.
For additional, customer specific compounds the response factor can be quantified by the application laboratory.
Immediate access to the calibration functions is realized with a dedicated calibration key. This |
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allows the user to perform a calibration without entering the password
protected main menu.
The RD12 is a modification of the RD11 ionization chamber survey meter. An authentic portable radiation detection survey meter that has been used by FEMA. 717 model has a removable hermetically sealed casing to protect against contamination |
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Hydraulic and Electric Rescue Tools. |
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Cutters, spreaders and rams either electric driven or single / double hydraulic line actuated rescue tools. Complying with NFPA 1936 and UL listed.
Complete range available including chocks, air operated lifting bags and
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leak containment systems.
Props, shoring posts and door rams - in fact everything a fire service need to operate a serach and rescue operation. |
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Thermal Imaging-Solovision S2
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WORLDS SMALLEST HAND HELD/HANDSFREE THERMAL IMAGING CAMERA
Half the size of the original SoloVision and the lightest fire fighting TIC in the world
The SOLOvision S2 can be used as a hands-free unit or it can be hung over the neck like a pair of binoculars using the neck strap. It is the lightest and smallest thermal imaging camera in the World. It is suitable for use with all known breathing apparatus and gas masks. As an all round camera with the capability to monitor for fire / search and rescue of victims, there is no better camera for the job.
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| Weighing only 750g with the ability to adapt the camera to suit individual requirements, the S2 takes hand held and hands free technology even further. |
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Voice and video communications. |
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| Coupled with the Vision TIC (above) the high grade transmission equipment can add a valuable tool to the fire services equipment list. Operating at 2.4 GHz in either digital or analogue streams, the communication equipment can be operated deep underground or high above ground. In difficult situations (deep subway lines or very high buildings) a portable repeater unit can be placed strategically to boost the signal to ground level. The V VC can be used directly with the Vision TIC video output or for audio transmissions. Available up to 1 watt power, the V VC is ideal for all situations. |
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Life Detection. |
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| Detecting life signs in the initial stages of deployment is literally a matter of life and death. Eagle can supply, listening and viewing equipment for detecting life beneath collapsed structures. Whether? scraping or knocking is to be detected or a snake cam to search or observe the structure we can always find the right equipment for the purpose |
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Micropower Impulse Radar / Ultra Wide Band MIR/UWB) |
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| MIR / UWB sensor are a vital tool to the search and rescue specialist teams. The MIR is able to detect movement and life up to 10 meters under rubble or through walls. Operating a between 3.1 to 10.6 GHz and a maximum 1 watt the devices are able to detect breathing and heartbeat through several meters of concrete (MIR can not 'see' through steel). The MIR is complimentary to search and rescue sniffer dogs, but provides a new high-tech tool that can help rescue teams save lives. |
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