Dräger, a global name in medical and safety technology, is set to present an array of advanced systems at an upcoming event, aimed at safeguarding emergency personnel including firefighters and police officers. A highlight of Dräger’s exhibit will be the new FPS-COM Voice mask integrated unit, which is designed to substantially improve firefighter communication when using breathing apparatus.
This unit features enhanced voice capabilities and a convenient Click & Go interface for quick attachment to Dräger's FPS 7000 full-face mask respirator. Notably, it is designed to be completely maintenance-free, emphasizing ease of service.
FireGround Accountability and SCBA Technology
Dräger is also unveiling its next-generation Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)
Dräger is also unveiling its next-generation Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), the PSS AirBoss, which incorporates a Type 4 Nano cylinder.
Further enhancing safety and coordination, the new FireGround accountability system allows teams to effectively monitor and communicate during incidents involving active SCBA users, utilizing an optimized entry control board (ECB).
Enhanced Visibility with Thermal Imaging
An integral part of Dräger’s showcase is the UCF FireCore, a hands-free thermal imaging camera. This device, acknowledged as Innovation of the Year at ESS 2024, integrates with Dräger's FPS 7000 full face mask to provide live-action imagery.
It allows firefighters to maintain visibility in challenging environments often characterized by low visibility and high risk.
Innovative Safety Solutions
Visitors will also discover Dräger's Multi-Gas Detectors (MGDs), which are engineered to identify 'toxic twins' such as hydrogen cyanide and carbon monoxide, prevalent in fire scenes.
Additionally, the new Resource and Asset Management (RAM) system will be featured, showcasing its capacity to enhance safety and operational efficiency through comprehensive documentation and data management.
Specialized Equipment and Expertise
The Dräger Engineered Solutions division will present technologies such as the CBS 1000 Cabin Breathing System and the ESS II fresh air system, designed for sealed vehicle cabins. The Wildfire training tool WFS 1000 sandbox and the HPS AquaRescue Water Rescue Helmet will also be major attractions.
Commitment to Safety and Innovation
Elizabeth Millward, Marketing Manager of Emergency and Rescue Services, expresses enthusiasm about Dräger’s offerings: "Our experience and long-standing heritage in respiratory protection and safety mean we have solutions to a vast range of dangers and hazardous environments."
She further notes, "Dräger takes pride in designing technology that protects lives, and we are dedicated to keeping people safe through our designs."
Event attendees can visit Dräger at stand number D180 to explore these innovations firsthand.
Dräger, an international pioneer in the fields of medical and safety technology, will showcase a range of systems designed to protect fire and rescue and police personnel during a wide variety of emergency situations. Taking center stage will be Dräger’s new FPS-COM Voice mask integrated unit that enhances firefighter communication when using breathing apparatus.
The easy-to-use unit features enhanced voice capture and output, with a Click & Go interface that enables quick mounting onto the Dräger FPS 7000 full-face mask respirator. A key feature of its design is being easy to service, designed to be completely maintenance-free.
FireGround accountability system
Also featured in Dräger’s lineup is the next generation Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), the PSS AirBoss with a Type 4 Nano cylinder.
Dräger will also show how its FireGround accountability system enables teams to monitor, communicate, and report incidents involving active SCBA users through its new, optimized entry control board (ECB).
Dräger’s FPS 7000 full face mask
The technology displays live action imagery into Dräger’s FPS 7000 full face mask
Dräger UCF FireCore, a hands-free thermal imaging camera and winner of Innovation of the Year at ESS 2024, will also feature.
The technology displays live action imagery into Dräger’s FPS 7000 full face mask. The camera gives firefighters continuous vision in low-visibility, high-risk, and unfamiliar environments that emergencies often present.
Functionality of RAM System
Visitors to Dräger’s stand will have the opportunity to see its Multi-Gas Detectors (MGDs). They can detect the ‘toxic twins’, hydrogen cyanide and carbon monoxide, two of the deadliest gases present in fires and post-fire scenes.
Dräger will demonstrate the user-friendly functionality of its new Resource and Asset Management (RAM) system, which provides comprehensive documentation of all processes and data to enhance safety, compliance, and organizational efficiency.
Dräger’s Engineered Solutions division
Dräger’s Water Rescue Helmet, the HPS AquaRescue will headline Dräger’s helmet lineup
RAM offers fast and simple stock verification to help fire services understand which equipment they have deployed, where it is, and when it is due back.
On show from Dräger’s Engineered Solutions division is its CBS 1000 Cabin Breathing System and ESS II fresh air system for sealed vehicle cabins and the Wildfire training tool WFS 1000 sandbox. Dräger’s Water Rescue Helmet, the HPS AquaRescue will headline Dräger’s helmet lineup.
Heritage in respiratory protection and safety
Elizabeth Millward, Marketing Manager Emergency and Rescue Services, says Dräger’s line-up is an exciting opportunity to showcase the breadth of Dräger’s expertise: "Our experience and long-standing heritage in respiratory protection and safety mean we have solutions to a vast range of dangers and hazardous environments."
She adds, "Dräger takes pride in designing technology that protects lives, and we are dedicated to keeping people safe through our designs."
Dräger’s stand number is D180.
