Quantifire

BE NOTIFIED OF POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS CONDITIONS WITH QUANTIFIRE BY LION

Increase Situational Awareness

Quantifire is wearable electrical device for firefighters that senses changes in environmental conditions by continuously monitoring fluctuations in air temperature.

Be Notified of Impending Hazards

Quantifire acts as a secondary tool for making decisions in real time by notifying the wearer when conditions may be indicative of a pending flashover situation. Quantifire’s AI algorithm predicts conditions 15-30 seconds prior to an impending event.

Use Aggregated Data from Quantifire’s App to Contribute to Better Understanding of Fire Science

Easy data collection including time, temperature and alarm status. Data can be downloaded from a mobile device, uploaded to cloud storage and used for future analysis. Data can also be used for: Training purposes/incident review Critical Incident investigations Gear exposure (what types of temperatures was gear exposed to?) Proof of exposure at structural fires What types of fuels are creating explosive or more unpredictable fires?

Certified to be Intrinsically Safe

Quantifire is intrinsically safe per ANSI/UL-913 for use in Class I, Division 1, Groups C and D; Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F and G; Class III, Division 1 and 2 hazardous locations.

How It Works

Senses changes in environmental conditions that may indicate an impending flashoveR

AI algorithm predicts conditions 15-30 seconds prior to event and notifies wearer via lights and sounds

How is Quantifire used by the firefighter?

The battery-powered device turns on when removed from the cradle. It is worn at shoulder height, attached to SCBA. The sound indicator has been designed to be heard by the wearer and it not as loud as the PASS. The light indicators act as another way to assist the wearer of an impending situation.

Communicates to the Wearer by Lights and Sounds

All three lights lit indicate the device is on. In Pre-Alarm mode, the amber light will flash. In Full Alarm, the red and amber lights will flash. Lights on the device also indicate low battery (blue light) and low memory (green light).
The dual alarm sound indicator emits a Pre-Alarm sound when hazardous temperatures may result in an event and a different, Full-Alarm sound when a rapid increase in temperature is sensed, indicating a possible flashover event.

Quantifire App collects data when the environment reaches 200°F

Time, Temperature and Alarm Status is logged, allowing for aggregated data to contribute to a better understanding of fire science.

More Important Uses for Collected Data

The Quantifire device analyzes conditions and logs data, the user then connects to a mobile device and downloads the logs. Data can then be uploaded to the user’s or department’s cloud storage and analyzed for training purposes, critical incident investigations, types of temperatures gear was exposed to, proof of exposure in a structural fire and what types of fuels are creating explosive or more unpredictable fires

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Fire Technology

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.

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Billy Goldfeder | Deputy Fire Chief Loveland-Symmes Fire Department

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Clint L. Sanchez | Baton Rouge Fire Department

"When you combine ease of use, quick set up and tear down time, actual training time, and SAFETY of this training system, there is nothing out there comparable."

George Ostrom | Safety Asst, AMRI Global

"The customer service has been awesome! I did have a problem with one of the fire extinguishers when it was first delivered. I made one phone call and spoke with a technician who immediately sent out a brand new extinguisher. They have contacted me often to make sure that I was completely satisfied and wasn’t having any further problems. It’s not too often that you can not only get a great product, but also great service. I would highly recommend it to others."

Denita Lynch | High Point Fire Department

"I have trained about 125 employees for one company, with great success. The system is very easy to set up, as well as to operate."

Pat Patterson | President LAAP, Inc.

"Thanks to [LION], we have directly cut over $1,000 annually from our contracted fire training and since we have been able to easily train staff, the system has paid for itself; given the cost of contracting out this training to the number of staff we trained ourselves."

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