TORRANCE, CA—Pelican Products, Inc. offers the compact Pelican 9490 Remote Area Lighting System (RALS), available as a self-contained, mobile lighting solution with a quick-release, rechargeable and swappable power supply.

The unit features:

• Up to 6,000 lumens (calculated)
• Three preset light levels
• Up to 24 hours of run time
• Intelligent Control (allows for varied light output levels) that calculates and displays current time remaining, allowing the user to regulate the intensity of the light and choose the desired run time.
• Multiple position deployable mast telescopes to 72 inches 

Applications include rescue operations, disaster preparedness, and crime scenes.

Also available is the 9480 RALS, featuring:

• Up to 4,000 lumens (calculated)
• Up to 28 hours of run time
• Three preset light levels 

Both systems are engineered with a maintenance-free LED array that has a life expectancy of more than 50,000 hours and a 12-volt auxiliary power adapter for convenient mobile device charging. The 9480 RALS and 9490 RALS both feature remote operation via a Bluetooth® App (iPhone® and Android platforms) which allows for varied light output from 0 to 100 percent. A padded, adjustable nylon shoulder strap is also included. Tested to military standards, both lighting systems are available in black or yellow.

For more information, visit www.pelican.com.

TORRANCE, CA—To provide EMS professionals with a tough, portable medical supply protection solution, Pelican Products offers the 1460EMS Case.

Easily washed and sterilized, the 1460EMS Case is engineered with an open cell-core wall, polymer construction that protects sensitive equipment from the harshest conditions in the world.

The 1460EMS Case features a three-level, fully customizable tray system that lifts out of the case on reinforced stainless steel brackets. It also offers a lockable tray section for secure controlled substance storage.

To ensure stability, the case lid opens 180 degrees to form a wide base when it’s being used. For added security, the top tray and case lid work together as a seal that prevents tray compartment contents from spilling out into the case while it’s being transported. For easy transport the case also comes with a nylon shoulder strap and a bracket/strap that allows the user to carry any sized sharps needle container (sold separately) along with the case.

Standard features include a lid equipped with a polymer O-ring for a dust-/water-resistant seal and two dual action latches that have been tested to withstand nearly 400 pounds of pressure (but open with a light pull). The 1460EMS Case sports an integrated automatic pressure equalization valve that keeps moisture out and prevents vacuum lock, ensuring the case is easier to open at any altitude. Two over molded rubberized grips are standard on each side and a handle on top of the case is also featured. Genuine Pelican Cases are fully stackable for optimal space efficiency and can always be spotted by their distinctive, trademarked “Dual Band” design.

The 1460EMS Case is also available with standard Pick N Pluck™ foam and without racks for general protection needs as the 1460 Case.

For more information, visit www.pelican.com.

Maintaining your gear is now made even more efficient with the DryZone by Circul Air. Turn any hose tower, storage room, or equipment room into a Dry Zone with the Desiccant Dryer, which can accommodate numerous combinations including:

• Dry 12 sets of PPE gear in eight hours
• Dry 2,000 feet of hose in fewer than 30 hours
• Dry six sets of PPE and 1,000 feet of hose in 18 hours

Features of the Dry Zone include a chain-driven desiccant rotor system, compact footprint, double-wall foam construction, and stainless steel exterior casing. The Dry Zone is industrial grade quality, being ETL and ETL-C listed. It has a five-year warranty and is American-made like Circul Air’s hose washers and dual-purpose dryers.

For more information, visit www.circul-air-corp.com.

Firefighters from Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue are recommending using a “fire proof” paint in kitchens. Fire Marshal Joe Seemiller said using intumescent paint in a kitchen could save homeowners money and prevent their home from burning. Seemilller and Deputy Fire Marshal Josh Hink tested the paint Wednesday in a home owned by Kittitas County near the Kittitas Valley Event Center.
- PUB DATE: 5/13/2016 2:02:43 AM - SOURCE: Ellensburg Daily Record

Firefighters from Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue are recommending using a “fire proof” paint in kitchens. Fire Marshal Joe Seemiller said using intumescent paint in a kitchen could save homeowners money and prevent their home from burning. Seemilller and Deputy Fire Marshal Josh Hink tested the paint Wednesday in a home owned by Kittitas County near the Kittitas Valley Event Center.
- PUB DATE: 5/13/2016 2:02:43 AM - SOURCE: Ellensburg Daily Record