Scott Safety GT-Fire handheld portable gas detector enables firefighters to conduct more specific leak detection investigations while they wait for gas utility companies to arrive. GT-Fire is equipped with technology to read flammable (ppm and LEL) gases and oxygen (O2), carbon monoxide (CO), and hydrogen sulfide (H2S) if required.
The ergonomic design of GT-Fire allows for leak detection in tough spaces and provides visual and audible assistance during investigation. When the job is done, firefighters can quickly generate reports with easy access to instrument data. www.ScottSafety.com 800-247-7257
Agility Technologies Corporation’s (ATC’s) FirstLook360 (FL360) is a live streaming, 360-degree technical rescue search camera. The FL360 captures seamless, high-definition streaming spherical panorama video with wired and wireless connectivity in a ruggedized IP67 housing that will fit through a standard two-inch coring hole.
The FL360 contains no moving parts, and the design does away with the rubber bellows that cover a series of joints, motors, gears, pulleys, and/or belts used in today’s available rescue cameras. The FL360 was engineered to increase battery life, decrease search times, and allow a multipurpose tool that can be used in various technical rescue applications including structural collapse, trench, and high-angle. www.firstlook360.com, 604-259-1579
Honeywell’s Life Guard Hood features an innovative design and fabrics that provide better blocking protection against hazardous particulates and toxins compared with traditional firefighter hoods. It also features a lighter, roomier fit that integrates with a firefighter’s self-contained breathing apparatus and other turnout gear.
The hood was developed by Honeywell First Responder, whose products range from helmets to boots to respiratory gear. The particulate-blocking protection of the Honeywell Life Guard Hood is laboratory-proven and NFPA-compliant. www.honeywell.com, 877-841-2840
Whelen Pioneer™ Series light, with its structural design and innovative optic technology, has been reengineered with a more efficient light engine to put more light wherever it’s needed. Whelen’s all-new patent-pending Helios™ Optic increases clarity with 100 percent silicone internal optics.
Available in single and dual models with flood or spot/flood combination optics, the newly designed Pioneer Series builds on the Pioneer family’s reputation for versatility and functionality. www.whelen.com, 860-526-9504
Skedco’s Rapid Access System contains a flat hanging wall storage bag that holds up to four HMH Sked stretchers. These unique bags are usually placed onto the back wall of closets that are strategically located throughout a hospital or other building.
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Scott Safety GT-Fire handheld portable gas detector enables firefighters to conduct more specific leak detection investigations while they wait for gas utility companies to arrive. GT-Fire is equipped with technology to read flammable (ppm and LEL) gases and oxygen (O2), carbon monoxide (CO), and hydrogen sulfide (H2S) if required.
The ergonomic design of GT-Fire allows for leak detection in tough spaces and provides visual and audible assistance during investigation. When the job is done, firefighters can quickly generate reports with easy access to instrument data. www.ScottSafety.com 800-247-7257
Agility Technologies Corporation’s (ATC’s) FirstLook360 (FL360) is a live streaming, 360-degree technical rescue search camera. The FL360 captures seamless, high-definition streaming spherical panorama video with wired and wireless connectivity in a ruggedized IP67 housing that will fit through a standard two-inch coring hole.
The FL360 contains no moving parts, and the design does away with the rubber bellows that cover a series of joints, motors, gears, pulleys, and/or belts used in today’s available rescue cameras. The FL360 was engineered to increase battery life, decrease search times, and allow a multipurpose tool that can be used in various technical rescue applications including structural collapse, trench, and high-angle. www.firstlook360.com, 604-259-1579
Honeywell’s Life Guard Hood features an innovative design and fabrics that provide better blocking protection against hazardous particulates and toxins compared with traditional firefighter hoods. It also features a lighter, roomier fit that integrates with a firefighter’s self-contained breathing apparatus and other turnout gear.
The hood was developed by Honeywell First Responder, whose products range from helmets to boots to respiratory gear. The particulate-blocking protection of the Honeywell Life Guard Hood is laboratory-proven and NFPA-compliant. www.honeywell.com, 877-841-2840
Whelen Pioneer™ Series light, with its structural design and innovative optic technology, has been reengineered with a more efficient light engine to put more light wherever it’s needed. Whelen’s all-new patent-pending Helios™ Optic increases clarity with 100 percent silicone internal optics.
Available in single and dual models with flood or spot/flood combination optics, the newly designed Pioneer Series builds on the Pioneer family’s reputation for versatility and functionality. www.whelen.com, 860-526-9504
Skedco’s Rapid Access System contains a flat hanging wall storage bag that holds up to four HMH Sked stretchers. These unique bags are usually placed onto the back wall of closets that are strategically located throughout a hospital or other building.
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Scott Safety GT-Fire handheld portable gas detector enables firefighters to conduct more specific leak detection investigations while they wait for gas utility companies to arrive. GT-Fire is equipped with technology to read flammable (ppm and LEL) gases and oxygen (O2), carbon monoxide (CO), and hydrogen sulfide (H2S) if required.
The ergonomic design of GT-Fire allows for leak detection in tough spaces and provides visual and audible assistance during investigation. When the job is done, firefighters can quickly generate reports with easy access to instrument data. www.ScottSafety.com 800-247-7257
Agility Technologies Corporation’s (ATC’s) FirstLook360 (FL360) is a live streaming, 360-degree technical rescue search camera. The FL360 captures seamless, high-definition streaming spherical panorama video with wired and wireless connectivity in a ruggedized IP67 housing that will fit through a standard two-inch coring hole.
The FL360 contains no moving parts, and the design does away with the rubber bellows that cover a series of joints, motors, gears, pulleys, and/or belts used in today’s available rescue cameras. The FL360 was engineered to increase battery life, decrease search times, and allow a multipurpose tool that can be used in various technical rescue applications including structural collapse, trench, and high-angle. www.firstlook360.com, 604-259-1579
Honeywell’s Life Guard Hood features an innovative design and fabrics that provide better blocking protection against hazardous particulates and toxins compared with traditional firefighter hoods. It also features a lighter, roomier fit that integrates with a firefighter’s self-contained breathing apparatus and other turnout gear.
The hood was developed by Honeywell First Responder, whose products range from helmets to boots to respiratory gear. The particulate-blocking protection of the Honeywell Life Guard Hood is laboratory-proven and NFPA-compliant. www.honeywell.com, 877-841-2840
Whelen Pioneer™ Series light, with its structural design and innovative optic technology, has been reengineered with a more efficient light engine to put more light wherever it’s needed. Whelen’s all-new patent-pending Helios™ Optic increases clarity with 100 percent silicone internal optics.
Available in single and dual models with flood or spot/flood combination optics, the newly designed Pioneer Series builds on the Pioneer family’s reputation for versatility and functionality. www.whelen.com, 860-526-9504
Skedco’s Rapid Access System contains a flat hanging wall storage bag that holds up to four HMH Sked stretchers. These unique bags are usually placed onto the back wall of closets that are strategically located throughout a hospital or other building.
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Repairing fire apparatus is expensive and the cost to maintain the vehicles is going up. Fire Chief Eric Conigliaro told the Frankfort village board last week that the department has spent $15,100 of its $16,000 repair budget since the start of the fiscal year in June and that budget is supposed to last until next spring.
He outlined several of the repairs that had to be made on apparatus, including repairs to the department’s newest truck. The repairs were not covered under the one-year warranty which had expired not long before. One repair was delayed because of budget issues.
"It's an aging fleet," said Mayor Richard Adams.
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