Features

• Compliant to NFPA 1981, Standard on Open-Circuit Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) for Emergency Services, 2018 Edition
• Compliant to NFPA 1982, Standard on Personal Alert Safety Systems (PASS), 2018 Edition
• New harness materials offer greater resistance to chemical exposure and less water absorption to help minimize contamination
• Easy-to-remove harness allows for cleaning to help with exposure reduction
• New shoulder harness design improves the ease of donning and minimizes pressure points to help reduce user fatigue
• Natural articulation (i.e. waist pad) promotes greater range of motion to the user, while transferring weight to the hips for a more balanced load
• Proven regulator design offers low breathing resistance to help reduce user burden and improve operational efficiencies
• Redundant safety features afford firefighters peace of mind knowing that the SCBA will perform in the toughest environments
• 3M™ Scotchlite™ Reflective Material delivers enhanced visibility of the SCBA when operating in low-light conditions, improving safety and accountability on the fireground
• Bluetooth® enabled electronics support wireless connectivity between devices for improved configurability, data transmission/retrieval, firefighter safety and fireground accountability
• Electronic personnel accountability report (ePAR) provides wireless, bi-directional communication between the firefighter and incident command (using Monitor Pro telemetry software) to help improve fireground accountability and communications
• System Integrity Alarm provides visual and audible alerts to notify SCBA wearer and incident command (using Monitor Pro telemetry software) of impending electronics degradation due to elevated temperature
• Integrated RFID tags provide local storage of SCBA information that can be wirelessly interrogated for asset tracking
• Proudly “Made in the USA” with attention to quality and workmanship
• High-Flow Alarm provides visual and audible alerts (using Monitor telemetry software) to notify incident command of a high-flow condition from a firefighter’s SCBA during a full-alarm PASS activation (i.e. heavy breathing, free flow, etc.).