15 SDFD SPIELS

SPIEL # 1 - SCBA

*DESCRIPTION: Scott Air-Pak NXG2 Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus *USAGE: Protects user from: High Heat Smoke Toxic Gases Deficiency in Atmospheric Oxygen SPECIFICATIONS: *Back Frame and Harness Assembly: 1. *Solid, lightweight, one piece, black aluminum alloy frame 2. Bracket for mounting pressure reducer and sensor module 3. Will allow for connection to 30, 45, or 60 minute cylinders 4. *Made of heavy braided webbing with no screws or bolts 5. Alligator clip, quick release buckles for adjusting fit 6. *Double locking latch and Kevlar retention strap to hold cylinders in place 7. Single hand release seat-belt type waist attachment 8. Regulator keeper on waist strap 9. Pouch which secures dual Emergency Breathing Support System (EBSS) hose and connection 10. *Battery holder carries 3 "C" cell batteries 11. *Incorporates "Snap-Change" cylinder connection *Air Cylinder and Valve Assembly: 1. *Lightweight, composite cylinder made of an aluminum alloy inner shell, with a total over wrap of carbon fiber, fiberglass and an epoxy resin 2. *30, 45, and 60 minute durations 3. *99.9% certified grade D breathable air 4. *Working pressure= 4,500 psi 5. *Cylinder Rupture Pressure= 13,500 psi 6. *Frangible disc burst pressure= 7,500 psi 7. Quick connect fitting (Hanson Valve) 8. *Dual Window Pressure Gauge with elastomeric bumper 9. *Ratchet Cylinder Valve Hand wheel: a. *On- counter clockwise b. *Off- push in and clockwise 10. Straight CGA inlet for charging cylinders (covered) 11. *Tank Information: a. *SDFD b. *Inventory and DOT # c. *Hydro test seal with date of last test d. *Date placed in service (Is same date as first hydro test)

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*Face Piece Assembly: 1. *Kevlar head harness with flame resistant straps 2. *Polycarbonate lens with abrasion resistant and anti-fog coatings 3. Dual voice emitters for mounting communication equipment on either side 4. Fit Check: Performed daily and prior to each use 5. *Fit Test: a. *Performed yearly by personnel at station 36 b. 10% gain or loss of bodyweight c. Pregnancy d. Facial or dental surgery 6. *Cleaning: a. *Mild soap and water b. *Disinfect with hypochlorite solution or 2 T. bleach / 1 gal. water c. Don't use paper towels to dry- will scratch lens d. Rinse with cool water and air dry *Visualert HUD Assembly: 1. Located on the mask mounted regulator 2. *Keeps user informed of air and battery status: a. Full: 2 green, steady LED lights b. 3/4: 1 green, steady LED light c. 1/2: 1 yellow, flashing LED light flashes 1 time/ sec d. 1/4: 1 red, flashing LED light flashes 10 times/ sec e. Low battery: round LED on right side will light for 20 sec and then flash 1 time/sec until batteries are changed *Dual Emergency Breathing Support System (EBSS) / Buddy Breathing Hose: 1. *Allows user to connect to another user without having to disconnect the regulator supply hose 2. *Allows users to maneuver up to five feet apart 3. *Stored on waist mount on harness 4. Either port may be used (both connections do not have to be plugged in) 5. Always keep covered with connections pointing downward 6. When connected, both users will continue to breathe down the lowest bottle first. The first user's bottle to reach empty will then automatically transfer over and begin to draw off of the remaining air supply in their partners bottle. *Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC) - Universal Air Connection (UAC): 1. *Allows for air to be supplied to a down or trapped firefighter 2. *Located on the FF's left side of pressure reducer housing block ("left for life") 3. *Not to be mistaken for CGA fill port on cylinders 4. *For emergency use only (works with RIC bags on Truck Co., Rescue 4 and USAR 41) 5. *Always keep fitting covered 6. When connected, the pressure in the SCBA cylinder and RIC Bottle will equalize, also known as a "hot fill" (EMERGENCY USE ONLY)

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*Remote Gauge Assembly: 1. *Mechanical gauge reads within 250 PSI of primary cylinder gauge 2. *Measures 10, 20, 30, 45 3. *Red= 1/4 cylinder 4. Green= Full cylinder 5. *Red Button: Manual alarm a. *Will work even when system is not pressurized (As long as batteries are in good condition) 6. Yellow button: Push twice to reset *Pressure Reducer Assembly: 1. *Primary reducing valve: a. Mounted on the back frame (adjacent to sensor module) b. *Reduces pressure from 4500 psi to between 85-110 psi c. Air exits through low pressure hose and/or dual EBSS if in use 2. *Secondary reducing valve: a. *Functions if primary reducer fails b. *Activates Vibralert 3. *Automatic transfer valve: a. *Transfers air from the primary to the secondary reducer b. *Activated if the secondary is in use 4. *Low cylinder transfer valve: a. *Will activate Vibralert: At approximately 25% of full rated cylinder pressure or if secondary is in use *Mask Mounted Regulator Assembly: 1. *Supplies and maintains air to the face piece 2. *Attached to low pressure hose a. Constructed of stainless steel and plastic b. Spring loaded regulator release latch 3. *Positive pressure 4. *Regulator starts upon inhalation 5. Air saver switch stops the free flow of air during donning and doffing 6. *Red purge valve: a. *Allows air to bypass if regulator fails. b. *Defogs mask 7. For emergency use only- low pressure hose can be disconnected to allow regulator to be joined to another BA 8. *Houses Vibralert 9. Regulator Failure: a. Fails in open position- open purge valve and gate down on cylinder valve; immediately exit building b. Fails in closed position- open purge valve and make sure cylinder valve is completely open; immediately exit building 10. *DO NOT FLUSH OR SUBMERGE REGULATOR IN WATER!

SPIEL # 6 - GROUND EXTENSION LADDERS

1. DESCRIPTION: 24, 28, 35 & 40 foot Ground Extension Ladders, 12 to 16 foot Roof Ladders, 20 foot Wall Ladder 2. USAGE: Ingress and egress above and below ground 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Beam Bed Bottom/Butt Fly Guides Halyard Heat Sensors Hooks Locks Pulley Rungs Spurs Stops Top Truss Truss Blocks/Rung Plate 4. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear helmet Watch hand placement when extending and retracting fly Lift ladder with legs and not back Tie excess halyard off to prevent tripping Tie beam off to solid surface to stabilize ladder Watch for under and above ground sources of electricity 5. MAINTENANCE: Every Saturday and after each use inspect ladders for: 1. Loose bolts or rivets 2. Damaged hardware 3. Damage to structural components 4. Heat sensor label discoloration 5. Worn Halyard 5.2. CLEANING: 1. Clean with clear water (dry with chamois) 2. Lube pulley and locks with light weight oil (as needed) 3. Lube guides with graphite

SPIEL # 14 - PERSONAL ESCAPE SYSTEM (PES)

1. DESCRIPTION: A five piece kit containing a belt, tether, hook, rope and descending device. PES is an integral part of Structural PPE. 2. USAGE: Used for firefighter emergency escape from upper floors. 3. SPECIFICTATIONS: Extreme-Rescue belt, Class I Harness, equipped with additional D ring. Safe-D carabiner has 3 stage self-locking design, captive eye pin prevents side loading Sterling Lightning GT hook with carabiner-like hitching slot Escape Rope: 50' 7.5mm Technora sheath with nylon core, 3,900 lbs. breaking strength and heat resistant to 1000* F. Halo descending device with auto stopping feature Total system weight: 2lbs 14oz 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Full Structural PPE and Portable Radio Forcible Entry/Exit tool 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear full PPE and SCBA

SPIEL # 11 - AMKUS

1. DESCRIPTION: High-powered, self-contained, hydraulic: spreading, pushing, pulling and cutting device. It operates without flames or sparks, is a one person operation, hand held, and completely portable. 2. USAGE: Vehicle Extrication, Forcible Entry 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Power Unit: 1. Weight - 100 lbs. w/ hose, hydraulic oil and fuel 2. 1 cylinder, 4-stroke cycle, 3.5-4.5 horse power engine 3. 2 gallon hydraulic reservoir 4. 2 - 20' sections of hydraulic hose 5. Hydraulic pump operates at 10,500 PSI and delivers a constant flow of non-toxic mineral base fluid to the rescue tool Spreader Tool: 1. Weight - 44 lbs. w/ hose oil and tips 2. 20,000 lbs. pressure/force at the tips 3. 24" spreading distance 4. Aluminum alloy arms with titanium tips Cutter: 1. Weight - 30 lbs. 2. 60,000 lbs. cutting force 3. Special notch for cutting stock and rebar Rescue Rams: 1. 30,000 lbs. pushing 2. 15,000 lbs. pulling 3. 20" Ram: Extends from: 14"-20", Weight: 23 lbs. 4. 40" Ram: Extends from: 24"-40", Weight: 33 lbs. 5. 60" Ram: Extends from: 34"-60", Weight: 43 lbs. 6. 10" Extension 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Grab hooks and chains Shackle hooks Re-enforcement plate Unleaded fuel and filter funnel 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear full turnout gear, eye protection, and auto X gloves Use as a one person operation Never handle the inside of the spreaders or cutters when in operation Keep area clear of debris, which may become projectiles Protect victims from flying debris Never stand between tool and vehicle Stabilize vehicle prior to operations Ensure scene safety

SPIEL # 3 - ELECTRIC RAMFAN

1. DESCRIPTION: MSA Evolution 5200 Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC). Detects and converts thermal energy radiated/generated from surrounding objects into a visual image. 2. USAGE: Search & Rescue Size-up and Scene Assessment Locate seat of fire and extension Identify potential flashover Determine entry and ventilation points Overhaul Hazmat Incidents 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Weighs 2.8 lbs. Powered by Rechargeable Lithium Ion Batteries 2 hour operating time On screen system status LED indicators High and low sensitivity modes 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Retractable lanyard Apparatus charging system Additional battery 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Do not rely on the Thermal Imaging Camera as the sole means of navigation or deviate from Standard Operating Practices during use. Thermal energy is not transmitted through glass/water and may be reflective off of smooth Surfaces. Not intrinsically safe. Flashing red battery LED indicates battery shutdown is imminent. Flashing red "over-temp" LED indicates TIC has exceeded operational thermal limit. TIC System Fault Indicator - All five LED's will flash. Clean with mild soap and water, wipe down with soft terry cloth towel.

Spiel # 2 - Thermal IMAGER

1. DESCRIPTION: MSA Evolution 5200 Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC). Detects and converts thermal energy radiated/generated from surrounding objects into a visual image. 2. USAGE: Search & Rescue Size-up and Scene Assessment Locate seat of fire and extension Identify potential flashover Determine entry and ventilation points Overhaul Hazmat Incidents 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Weighs 2.8 lbs. Powered by Rechargeable Lithium Ion Batteries 2 hour operating time On screen system status LED indicators High and low sensitivity modes 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Retractable lanyard Apparatus charging system Additional battery 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Do not rely on the Thermal Imaging Camera as the sole means of navigation or deviate from Standard Operating Practices during use. Thermal energy is not transmitted through glass/water and may be reflective off of smooth Surfaces. Not intrinsically safe. Flashing red battery LED indicates battery shutdown is imminent. Flashing red "over-temp" LED indicates TIC has exceeded operational thermal limit. TIC System Fault Indicator - All five LED's will flash. Clean with mild soap and water, wipe down with soft terry cloth towel.

SPIEL # 10 - AIRBAGS

1. DESCRIPTION: Maxi-force Airbag Systems are a multi-application inflation system 2. USAGE: Lifting and displacement of heavy rigid objects 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Piston type high pressure regulator: 1. Reduces inlet pressure from 4500 PSI to 135 PSI 2. Working pressure of system is 118 PSI 3. Relief valve is factory set at 150 PSI Dual (Dead man) Safety Relief and Control: 1. Single input/dual output 2. 118 PSI relief valve Interconnecting Hoses: 1. Three 16' sections of hose 2. Color coded & interchangeable Airbags: 1. Neoprene, reinforced with three layers per side of Kevlar reinforced fabric 2. 118 PSI working pressure 3. Sizes range from 6 x 6 up to 36 x 36 inches 4. Common Bag Specifications: Model: a. KPI-12 b. KPI-17 c. KPI-22 Size: a. 15"x15" b. 15"x21" c. 20"x20" Capacity (ton): a. 12 b. 17 c. 21.8 Height: a. 8.2" b. 9.2" c. 11.1" 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Cribbing Crow bar 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear full protective safety gear and eye protection Never stack more than two bags

SPIEL # 9 - RECIPROCATING SAW

1. DESCRIPTION: Milwaukee 28 Volt Lithium Ion M28 Sawzall reciprocating saw, uses high powered Milwaukee built motor to deliver faster cutting and performance 2. USAGE: Vehicle extrication, Overhaul, Ventilation, Forcible Entry 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Lithium Ion Batteries Keyless blade change 1_1/18 in stroke length 3000 strokes per minute 4. ACCESSORIES: Demolition blade carried on saw 5. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Battery charger Extra batteries Extra blades 6. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear full turnout gear, eye protection, and structure or auto-x gloves Adjust blade depth guide if needed

SPIEL # 12 - COME-A-LONG

1. DESCRIPTION: Model C-400H Come-A-Long 2. USAGE: To raise or pull loads, lower or release loads and stabilize objects 3. SPECIFICATIONS: 3 Hooks 20' Cable Single line capacity = 1700 lbs. Double line capacity = 3400 lbs. 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Grab hooks and chains Shackle hooks Cribbing 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear eye protection and work gloves Maintain three or more wraps of cable on drum Handle will bend when unit is overloaded C (safety feature) DO NOT reach around corners DO NOT use for lifting, lowering or moving persons Pull in straight line Do not use as a sling or choker

SPIEL # 4 - GAS RAMFAN

1. DESCRIPTION: One cylinder, 4-stroke cycle, Honda 5.5 horse power, gasoline powered, 5 position, rapid tilt, RAMFAN turbo ventilator. 2. USAGE: Ventilation 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Unleaded fuel only 16 inch diameter fan with 21 cast aluminum turbo blades Weight 84 pounds Air flow: 1. Actual = 6,500 cfm 2. V pattern = 13,000 cfm Oil alert protection system Full width locking handle Heavy duty wheels and rock guard for use in rough terrain Run time 58 minutes 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Unleaded fuel and filter funnel Deodorizer, "Smoke-O" 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear full protective safety gear and eye protection Keep hand away from grill Keep curtains and other objects away from intake side of blower Position ejector so that it will not obstruct ingress or egress of personnel Do not move while in operation Wear hearing protection when in close proximity to ejector

SPIEL # 5 - PORTABLE GENERATOR

1. DESCRIPTION: One cylinder, 4-stroke cycle, Honda 5.5 horse power, gasoline powered, 5 position, rapid tilt, RAMFAN turbo ventilator. 2. USAGE: Ventilation 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Unleaded fuel only 16 inch diameter fan with 21 cast aluminum turbo blades Weight 84 pounds Air flow: 1. Actual = 6,500 cfm 2. V pattern = 13,000 cfm Oil alert protection system Full width locking handle Heavy duty wheels and rock guard for use in rough terrain Run time 58 minutes 4. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Unleaded fuel and filter funnel Deodorizer, "Smoke-O" 5. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Wear full protective safety gear and eye protection Keep hand away from grill Keep curtains and other objects away from intake side of blower Position ejector so that it will not obstruct ingress or egress of personnel Do not move while in operation Wear hearing protection when in close proximity to ejector

SPIEL # 13 - RESCUE 42 STRUTS AND STRAPS

1. DESCRIPTION: Rescue 42 Struts and Straps 2. USAGE: Stabilization of vehicles, heavy machinery and structures 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Telescoping composite struts 2 long struts (3' to 8') 2 short telescoping composite struts (2' to 5') 3.4Struts have rust and chemical resistant coatings 4. ACCESSORIES: 4 Red ratcheting straps (27' lengths) A-Frame head Combi-head Screw jack head Cinch ring Composite and metal pins Hook cluster Spike foot Chains 5. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Battery pack Cribbing 6. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Strap factory rating = 10,000lbs SDFD working = 3,335 lbs. (3:1working ratio) Struts rating = refer to chart on struts Wear full protective safety gear and eye protection Ensure metal pins in baseplate only and composite pins are set prior to operation After operation loosen straps slowly with handles released. If unable to release handle a screw driver may be used to release drum. Keep struts between 45-70 degrees for safety (45 degrees preferred) Can be used for lifting and stabilization of objects DO NOT extend past orange marking 7. MAINTENANCE: Clean with mild soap and water Inspect for cracks, dents, splintering or bowing

SPIEL # 15 - ROPES AND KNOTS

1. DESCRIPTION: Various length and dimensions of rope, webbing and hardware used for life, utility and training lines. 2. USAGE: Set up rescue systems 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Impact load equals, feet dropped multiplied by pounds. Software: 1. 1⁄2" nylon static kernmantle rope: Constructed of nylon a. Lengths of 18-600' b. Factory rating (breaking strength) - 9,600lbs c. SDFD working rating - 640lbs (15:1 working ratio) d. Strengths: Kern (core) - 75%, Mantle (sheath) - 25% e. Classifications: Lifeline: 0-5 years Training Line: 5-10 years Utility Line: 10-15 years 2. 1⁄2" polypropylene rope: Used for water rescue a. Located on US&R 4 and USAR 41 b. Factory rating (breaking strength) - 4,000lbs c. SDFD working rating - 260lbs (15:1 working ratio) 3. Rope Identification Markings: a. SDFD (agency name) b. Length c. Use d. Company e. Identification number f. Date placed into service 4. Proper a. Pad ropes Care of Ropes: b. Wash ropes as needed c. Inspect ropes d. Avoid sharp bends e. Do not stand or step on ropes f. Do not leave in sunlight for extended time g. Do not expose to chemicals h. Do not expose to hydrocarbons (including exhaust) Do not overload 5. 8mm prusik cord a. 1/3-1/2 diameter of rope b. Lifeline: 0-5 years c. Uses: Breaking Cam Pulling/Hauling Cam Gain Saver 6. 1" nylon tubular webbing a. Constructed of monofilament nylon b. Factory rating - 4,000lbs c. SDFD working rating - 800lbs (5:1 working ratio) d. Lifeline: 0-5 years e. Uses: Harnesses Anchors Stokes tie-in f. Webbing Identification: Green - 5' (anchors) Yellow - 12' (chest harnesses, anchors) Blue - 15' (seat harnesses, swami belt, anchors) Red - 16' (personal use) Orange - 20' (stokes tie-in, anchors) Hardware: 1. Alloy carabiner: a. Factory rating - 6,000lbs b. SDFD working rating - 400lbs (15-1 working ratio) c. Personal use ONLY 2. Steel carabiner: a. Minimum rating of 40kN b. General use (used in systems) 3. Pulley: a. 2" or 4" Diameter b. Minimum rating of 36kN 4. 8 plate: a. Steel or Aluminum b. Minimum rating of 22kN c. OOS when 15% of original diameter is worn away 5. Edge protection: a. Edge roller b. Aluminum wheels and frame. Frames connect together in series c. Edge Guard d. Canvas e. Fire hose f. Plastic 6. Steel Ring: Rated @ 44.5kN 7. Anchor Plate: a. Steel or aluminum b. Minimum rating or 36kN High-rise escape pack: 1. Uses: When a crew is going above or below ground level. 2. Contents: a. Red Rope Bag: 75' of 1⁄2" Static Kernmantle rope (Lifeline) (1) Steel locking carabiner (attached to rope) (1) 15' Blue webbing (attached to carabiner) b. Red equipment bag: (carried inside rope bag) (4) 15' Blue webbing (4) Aluminum locking carabiners (4) Figure 8 plates Knot Characteristics 1. Easily tied and untied 2. Easily identified 3. Minimum strength loss Knots & Harnesses 1. Family of 8's: a. Stopper b. Bend c. Follow through d. On-a-bight e. Double loop 2. Other Knots: a. Overhand bend b. Overhand safety c. Bowline d. Running Bowline e. Half hitch f. Clove hitch g. 3-wrap prusik h. Truckers hitch

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12. *Maintenance: a. *Hydrostatic testing: Every 5 years *When subjected to extreme heat *Dents or gouges *DeformationOr any suspected damage b. *Checked: *Monthly *Daily *Before and after each use c. *15 year life expectancy d. Bottles due for hydrostatic testing should be tagged and sent to station 36 e. SCBA bottle should never be filled at a rate greater than 500 psi/minute 13. *Do not open bottles unless attached to a regulator or pressure reducer *Sensor Module Assembly: 1. Mounted on back frame (adjacent to pressure reducer) 2. Powered by three C cell batteries (in the battery pack mounted on the back frame) 3. *Alerts of downed firefighter 4. Mounted LEDs and sounders 5. Automatic activation upon system pressurization 6. *Activation: a. *Green flashing LED b. *Activation chirp 7. *Pre-Alarm: a. *Motionless for 20 sec b. *Red flashing LED c. *Reset- move BA or press yellow reset button on side of control console 8. *Full-Alarm: a. *10-12 sec after pre-alarm b. *Red flashing LED c. *Reset- Press yellow reset button twice on side of control console 9. *Turning Off: a. *Bleed air from system b. *Press yellow reset button on side of control console twice c. *Listen for confirmation of deactivation chirp 10. *Low Battery: a. *Orange flashing LED b. *Accompanied by a chirp every two sec c. Once outside of IDLH, change batteries immediately d. Battery status can be checked by pressing the yellow button on control console twice - if the LED's flash to white immediately followed by green, then your battery is good.

(SCBA) MODULE 1 - BACKPACK AND HARNESS ASSEMBLY

3.1. *Back Frame and Harness Assembly: *1. Solid, lightweight, one piece, black aluminum alloy frame 2. Bracket for mounting pressure reducer and sensor module 3. Will allow for connection to 30, 45, or 60 minute cylinders *4. Made of heavy braided webbing with no screws or bolts 5. Alligator clip, quick release buckles for adjusting fit *6. Double locking latch and Kevlar retention strap to hold cylinders in place 7. Single hand release seat-belt type waist attachment 8. Regulator keeper on waist strap 9. Pouch which secures dual Emergency Breathing Support System (EBSS) hose and connection *10. Battery holder carries 3 "C" cell batteries *11. Incorporates "Snap-Change" cylinder connection

(SCBA) MODULE 2 - AIR CYLINDER AND VALVE ASSEMBLY

3.2. *Air Cylinder and Valve Assembly: *1. Lightweight, composite cylinder made of an aluminum alloy inner shell, with a total over wrap of carbon fiber, fiberglass and an epoxy resin *2. 30, 45, and 60 minute durations *3. 99.9% certified grade D breathable air *4. Working pressure= 4,500 psi *5. Cylinder Rupture Pressure= 13,500 psi *6. Frangible disc burst pressure= 7,500 psi *7. Quick connect fitting (Hanson Valve) 8. Dual Window Pressure Gauge with elastomeric bumper *9. Ratchet Cylinder Valve Hand wheel: *a. On- counter clockwise *b. Off- push in and clockwise 10. Straight CGA inlet for charging cylinders (covered) *11. Tank Information: *a. SDFD *b. Inventory and DOT # *c. Hydro test seal with date of last test *d. Date placed in service (Is same date as first hydro test) *12. Maintenance: *a. Hydrostatic testing: Every 5 years *i. When subjected to extreme heat *ii. Dents or gouges *iii. Deformation *iv. Or any suspected damage *b. Checked: *i. Monthly *ii. Daily *iii. Before and after each use *c. 15 year life expectancy d. Bottles due for hydrostatic testing should be tagged and sent to station 36 e. SCBA bottle should never be filled at a rate greater than 500 psi/minute *13. Do not open bottles unless attached to a regulator or pressure reducer

(SCBA) MODULE 3 - SENSOR MODULE ASSEMBLY

3.3. *Sensor Module Assembly: 1. Mounted on back frame (adjacent to pressure reducer) 2. Powered by three C cell batteries (in the battery pack mounted on the back frame) *3. Alerts of downed firefighter 4. Mounted LEDs and sounders 5. Automatic activation upon system pressurization *6. Activation: *a. Green flashing LED *b. Activation chirp *7. Pre-Alarm: *a. Motionless for 20 sec *b. Red flashing LED *c. Reset- move BA or press yellow reset button on *side of control console *8. Full-Alarm: *a. 10-12 sec after pre-alarm *b. Red flashing LED *c. Reset- Press yellow reset button twice on side of control console *9. Turning Off: *a. Bleed air from system *b. Press yellow reset button on side of control console twice *c. Listen for confirmation of deactivation chirp *10. Low Battery: *a. Orange flashing LED *b. Accompanied by a chirp every two sec c. Once outside of IDLH, change batteries immediately d. Battery status can be checked by pressing the yellow button on control console twice - if the LED's flash to white immediately followed by green, then your battery is good.

SPIEL # 8 - RESCUE SAW

Description: One Cylinder Two-Stroke Cycle Gasoline Powered Rescue Saw Usage: Ventilation Forcible Entry Specifications: 5,500 RPM max speed Carbide tip combo blade carried on saw 50:1 Fuel oil mix Accessories: Blades - Carbide tip/Combo blade Wood and masonry carried at Rescue Tools for changing blades Additional Equipment: Slot Screwdriver/Socket Tool (Scrench) Start Tool Fuel and Filter Funnel Extra Blades Safety Precautions: Wear full protective safety gear and eye protection Never lug or bind blade Be cautious of sparks and the possibility of blade disintegration Check and clear of flammable objects Make sure the blade RPM is faster than the saw RPM Check for proper blade direction

SPIEL # 7 - CHAINSAW

Description: One Cylinder, Two-Stroke Cycle, Gasoline Powered Chainsaw Usage: Ventilation, Forcible Entry Specifications: 3.72 Cubic Inch Engine 12,000 RPM max speed 20" Guide Bar w/carbide tipped chain Hand guard w/chain brake 50:1 Fuel oil mix Lubricate Chain w/30 wt. oil Weight 19lbs Accessories: Slot Screwdriver/Socket Tool (Scrench) Additional Equipment: Fuel & Filter Funnel Extra chain Safety Precautions: Wear work gloves, and eye protection while working on the saw and full PPE for ventilation operations never lug or bind chain change chain when 3 teeth in a row or 6 total are missing