Code 3, Inc. introduces the Quad Monitor (CC7000-QM), designed for vehicle mounting, that allows the driver to see up to four camera views at once on a single screen. When the four cameras are mounted at appropriate points on the vehicle, the driver can see a full 360 degrees around the vehicle.

Code 3 also introduces an online camera system configurator (C3Vue) that allows both the monitor and cameras to be selected, then ordered, for quick delivery. Code 3 offers several types of monitors and cameras that can be mixed and matched depending on the user’s needs. To learn more, visit code3esg.com and select the C3Vue Visual User Environment. 

The Quad Monitor features a 7.0” widescreen LCD color monitor with built-in controller for volume, contrast, brightness, day/night, and mirror imaging control. Automatic camera selection is available via trigger wire (when reverse gear or relevant control is engaged). The Quad Monitor is compatible with all current Code 3 camera models. 

The Quad Monitor measures 8.4” x 2.8” x 6.0” and is 12-24 VDC. The Quad Monitor draws 6.4 amps and is FCC-, CE-, and RoHS certified. There is a one-Year warranty.

For more information, visit code3esg.com.

Fire authorities are investigating after an arson set fire to a Burien man's car. The cars, a white Hyundai and a black Ford, caught fire in the 12400 block of 20th Avenue South at around 4:30 a.m. Monday. Some of the fire spread to garage, causing minimal damage. Anti-semiti graffiti was sprayed on the garage's walls and surrounding fences.
- PUB DATE: 11/3/2016 7:38:36 AM - SOURCE: KOMO-TV ABC 4 and Radio 1000

The Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) program recently opened to receive applications for funding. Many fire departments nationally use AFG funds to purchase Continental Girbau Inc. (Continental) ExpressWash® Washers and ExpressDry® Gear Dryers. Continental offers grant writing services to fire departments to help them get the funding they need for this equipment. Contact Continental at 800-256-1073 for AFG grant writing assistance.

Using Continental ExpressWash Washers and ExpressDry Gear Dryers fire departments can properly clean and dry soiled turnout gear according to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) guidlines--returning it to service sooner. “By properly cleaning protective apparel, gear lasts longer and firefighters aren’t exposed to the hazardous chemicals found in soiled gear,” said Joel Jorgensen, Continental vice president of sales and customer services.

ExpressWash Washers properly clean protective gear according to gear manufacturer and NFPA guidelines. Operators simply select a program number, press start, and the washer automatically blends optimum water temperatures, water levels, chemicals, extraction speeds and cycle times. ExpressWash Washers are freestanding and can be installed in truck bays, utility rooms, over heated floors, or anywhere there is extra space. They properly clean gear, and in doing so, help protect firefighters from the carcinogens and biohazards found in dirty gear.

ExpressDry Gear Dryers use a 110-volt fan to push non-heated air through hanging garments – returning gear to service in hours, rather than days. Quick and easy to use, the ExpressDry Gear Dryer adapts to specific types and sizes of gear without turning them inside out. The dryer can simultaneously accommodate up to six suits, along with helmets, gloves, boots, facemasks and SCBAs.

Since 2001, AFG has provided $6.7 billion in grants to firefighters and first-responders to obtain equipment needed to protect the public and emergency personnel from fire and related hazards. Because dirty gear can be hazadous to firefighter health, fire departments across the nation purchase ExpressWash and ExpressDry equipment with AFG grants every year.

ExpressWash Washers and ExpressDry Gear Dryers are backed by an industry-leading ContinentalCare warranty and often qualify for AFG grant dollars. To find out more about Continental products, and grant writing services, visit www.cgilaundry.com or call 800-256-1073. Get the latest AFG news at http://www.fema.gov/welcome-assistance-firefighters-grant-program.