SCBA 1981 AND NFPA STANDARDS WENT INTO EFFECT FEBRUARY 28, 2014

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1 SCBA 1981 AND NFPA STANDARDS WENT INTO EFFECT FEBRUARY 28, 2014 How does this impact your fire department? We ll be with you every step of the way. Now Shipping NFPA 2013 Approved X3 and AP 75 Air Paks

2 CRITICAL 2013 EDITION SCBA CHANGES NFPA 1981 Standard on Open Circuit Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus for Emergency Services Personal Alert Safety Systems (PASS) NFPA 1982 Standard on Personal Alert Safety Systems (PASS) HOW THE CURRENT FIRE ENVIRONMENT CHANGED THE NFPA STANDARDS UL Analysis of Changing Fire Dynamics 33% EOSTI low-pressure alarm changes from 25% of cylinder pressure to 33% cylinder pressure AV-3000 HT FACEPIECE Significant high heat and flame testing of the facepiece and lens Enhanced communications The use of EBSS or Buddy Breathers now approved EPIC 3 Safest. Clearest. Most Effective Voice Amplifier Clear person-to-person communication Visual operational indications increase safety Best-in-class battery life ensures reliability Larger Homes New Construction Materials Open Home Geometrics = Changing Fire Dynamics and its Implications Increased Fuel Loads Faster fire propagation Shorter time to flashover Rapid changes in fire dynamics Shorter escape times Reduced time to collapse Changing Fire Environment Resources Universal PASS device alarm Intrinsic safety revision changes Review Information about NFPA 1981, Edition SCBA Standards NFPA 1981, 2013 Edition NIST Hazard Study South Metro Fire Rescue Video Air Management for Fire Service FDNY Chief (Ret.) John W. Norman, III

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4 LIGHTER. SMALLER. SAFER. Innovative Market Leader of the 5.5 SCBA Introduces the New X3 Responding to the need for a smaller, lighter SCBA, Scott Safety created the new 5.5 cylinders. 30 CYLINDER The 30 cylinder is a small package and offers an almost 10% reduction in weight when compared to an equivalent 4.5 unit COMPLETE THE SAFETY SPECTRUM Pak Tracker Fire Fighter Locater Systems Notifies remote users of a man-down situation via the HHR (hand-held receiver). The HHR is also a directional receiver that assists with directing rescue teams to the downed personnel. Scott Safety Pak Tracker Range FEET CYLINDER The 75 cylinder is an industry first. EZ-SCAPE Self-Rescue Belt Self-rescue devices for times when a firefighter s life depends on the equipment Four Models to Meet your Needs CARBON CYLINDER SPECIFICATIONS Built around DOT and TC specifications Rated for 30, 45, 60 and 75 durations based on NIOSH breathing rates Hydrostatic testing performed every five years 15-year life expectancy Host a seminar we will give you an AV-3000 HT facepiece and one Epic 3 Voice Amp Host an informative seminar on NFPA 1981, 1982 SCBA standards, 2013 Edition at your fire department with at least five or more fire departments attending, and we will give you one AV-3000 HT facepiece with communication bracket and one Epic 3 Voice Amp. Informational sessions provided by ShurSales & Marketing include: NFPA 1981, 1982 overview - 33% EOSTI (end-of-service indicator) - Buddy Breathing now recognized - New NFPA-compliant facepiece - Universal PASS - Enhanced Communications Product demonstration, including SCBA communications *Minimum of five department must attend in order to qualify for facepiece and amp. INTRODUCING THE NEW 30-YEAR CYLINDER Enhanced durability in a 4500 psi cylinder SEMS II SCBA Electronic Management System Includes Pak Alert PASS and Pak Tracker locator Provides redundant network to provide PASS and low-air notifications to command for optimal safety Sends evacuation requests to interior teams PATENTED MOBILE MESH NETWORK TECHNOLOGY MESH NETWORK SELF HEALING to allow each transmitter to automatically find the best path to the base station, resulting in reduced breaks in the mesh network. Range of 3500 ft. (line of sight) from the base station to a single SCBA Reduces radio traffic during emergency conditions Graphic User Interface (GUI) enables monitoring of personnel on fireground SEMS II SCREEN DASHBOARD

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