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Desktop Flashover
Desktop Flashover transforms training and awareness for first responders, high risk industries and fire prevention programs. First responders, employees, and the public can all benefit from this comprehensive look at fire risk and behaviour.
Demonstrate Backdrafts & Flashovers
The Desktop Flashover has been specifically developed to produce realistic classroom demonstrations of the dangers and the energy released by a backdraft or flashover fire.
Simulate Explosive Environments
Using the controllable gas supply and internal ventilation system, it is possible to simulate a variety of air and gas mixtures to create environments that are within, below or above explosive limits.
Powerful visual aid
The fire is ignited electronically. The progress of the seat of the fire can be viewed through the windows. The Desktop Flashover provides a powerful visual aid for teaching trainees.
Small scale, large impact
The Desktop Flashover offers the possibility to demonstrate the different stages of flue gas combustion on a small, simplified scale. Whether you want to demonstrate a fire spill over, a flashover or backdraft, everything is possible with this Desktop Flashover.
Visually exhibiting the precursors to and properties of backdrafts.
Training your students on flashover prevention techniques. Heat combustible materials to their auto-ignition temperature to demonstrate what happens in a flashover.
PPV can be equipped with false ceilings, flat roofs, additional floors and top floor structures to provide additional training configurations.
Clear walls and red transparent doors make it easy to demonstrate appropriate fire control concepts.
For your aviation fire trainer, choose between digital technology and gas-based. Both offer realistic, repeatable evolutions for firefighters in a safe and controlled environment. Our projects all feature intelligent controls which make fires repeatable to decrease downtime and increase training time. Every system includes built in safety features to keep your trainees safe and provide ample teaching opportunities.
Challenge trainees to use positive pressure ventilation to quickly clear a smoke-filled structure.
Show trainees how to open and close windows, doors and vents for optimal results.
Educate on proper fan positioning and the use of multiple fans for large openings.
Demonstrate the advantages and limitations of both negative and positive pressure ventilation.
The Positive Pressure Ventilation Trainer provides a basic foundation of knowledge on smoke channels and ventilation for classroom trainees.
Dust Blast recreates dust explosions to help trainees recognize their precursors before they enter the field. Simulations can be used for a range of training opportunities.
Billy Goldfeder | Deputy Fire Chief Loveland-Symmes Fire Department
Clint L. Sanchez | Baton Rouge Fire Department
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Denita Lynch | High Point Fire Department
Pat Patterson | President LAAP, Inc.
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