BINZ has one of six VW Crafter 55 Boxes 2.0 l TDI EU6 SCR BlueMotion Technology with 130 kW 6-speed manual transmission, a wheelbase of 4490 mm and a permissible total weight of 5,000 kg, high roof, 4x4 Drive from Oberaigner, with sidestep from STEM and rear step from RHINO, delivered to the professional fire brigade in Weimar and handed over to the DLRG team.
Water Rescue Team (WrSt)
The water rescue team (WrSt) is part of the water rescue train (WRZ) in the state's own disaster control and consists of the water rescue equipment vehicle (GW-WR) as a towing vehicle and the rescue boat (RTB) including trailer.
The tasks of the WrSt are rescue, recovery, evacuation, emergency medical, search, exploration, transport, logistics, and support tasks in disaster control. The GW-WR is used to transport the required equipment and crew.
Delivery of vehicles
The vehicles were ordered by the Free State of Thuringia as a water rescue equipment vehicle The chassis, the construction or expansion, and the loading correspond to the latest state of the art, the DIN regulations, the accident prevention regulations, and all other legal provisions in full. The vehicles were ordered by the Free State of Thuringia as a water rescue equipment vehicle for the Thuringian civil protection service.
Five more vehicles will follow, will be delivered to various Thuringian districts and strategically stationed there. There are six seats in the vehicle in the direction of travel. Three in the driver's compartment, three JANY seats in the crew compartment on a sliding console. A small, appropriate workstation is also located in the crew room.
Features
The lighting in the driver and team area can be dimmed in several stages and is equipped with green night lighting. The vehicle was equipped with an electrical 230V external supply, an emergency start device, and a comprehensive energy concept, as well as an accident data recorder. In the interior, an easy-care, hard-wearing, and slip-resistant spray floor ensure the greatest possible safety.
A 2m radio is positioned in the crew room, an HRT, a Commander 6, and an HBC 3 are located in the driver's area. The high-performance LED lighting 2 x right, 2 x left, 2 x at the rear ensure sufficient illumination around the vehicle.
Additional indicators and an LED COMET rotating beacon on the roof ensures optimum visibility A specially made and durable shelving system in the separated stern area on the driver and passenger side offers adapted storage space for personal protective equipment as a flow rescuer, boat operator and is supplemented by various belt safety systems for flow rescue and self-protection. An inflatable raft was also housed on the shelf, paddles and storage options for diving suits (wet and dry) are integrated into the rear extension. A roof vent was installed for ventilation to ensure an optimal indoor climate.
Additional Features
In addition to an AED (defibrillator), the emergency equipment also includes a megaphone, various immobilization collars, rescue blankets, patient carrying systems, an emergency backpack, a portable Garmin GPSMAP System 64st, a spade, a bolt cutter, an ax, a hacksaw, a crowbar, binoculars, snow chains, Lashing straps a hygiene module on the tailgate and a fire extinguisher.
The special signaling system DBS 4000 with power flash, day/night sensors, with the control unit BE 314 of the tone sequence system 624 and a stick microphone for outside announcements from Hänsch are reliable companions in combination with the front flashing system Sputnik Nano. In the rear area, additional indicators and an LED COMET rotating beacon on the roof ensures optimum visibility.
