Sun Prairie, WI. – Fire Facilities Inc., a subdivision of Trachte Building Systems, introduces several new accessories to the fire industry that will enhance departments’ live fire training experience.
Annunciator Visual/Audio Alarm Panel allows for 10 switch inputs to light up separate alarm areas via LED lights. Audible and visual alarm components shall act as a warning system to indicate trouble and alarm situations with silence capabilities. These alarms are triggered to simulate fire/trouble for each floor or room via toggle switches. In order to simulate fire/trouble situations a separate instructor box is used to switch on the annunciator panel’s indicator lights/alarm to allow the trainee to determine which area is in need of aid, similar to control rooms in larger buildings. Control box components consist of a 12” x 10” x 6” NEMA 12 enclosure, 120 VAC to 24 VDC transformer, terminal block, 10 toggle switches with boots, 120 VAC electrical service, component assembly, and wiring materials are by others.
Class A Burn Prop – Bed Simulator is 4’-5 ½” x 4’-5 1/2” x 4’-4” tall, resembling a bed with headboard. It is constructed of 12 gage stainless steel panels and ¼” thick prime painted angles. The prime painted bar grate is designed to hold class “A” materials 1’-4” above the floor surface. A sliding/removable stainless steel lid with large ventilation holes shall also be provided.
Class A Burn Prop – Bunk Bed Simulator with Enclosed Top Bunk is 4’-5 ½” x 4’-5 ½” x 6’-7” tall, resembling a bunk bed. It is constructed of 12 gage stainless steel panels and ¼” thick prime painted angles. The prime painted bar grate is designed to hold class “A” materials 1’-4” above the floor surface. The overhead bunk of this unit is enclosed by stainless steel panels.
Class A Burn Prop – Bunk Bed Simulator with Burnable Top Bunk is a 4’-5 ½” x 4’-5 ½” x 6’-7” tall, resembling a bunk bed. It is constructed of 12 gage stainless steel panels and ¼” thick prime painted angles. The overhead bar grate bunk of this unit is also 4’-5 ½” x 4’-5 ½” and provides another area to hold class “A” materials for a secondary fire.
Class A Burn Prop – Stove Simulator with Enclosed Overhead Hood is a 4’-5 ½” x 4’-5 ½” x 6’7” tall, resembling a commercial grade stove. It is constructed of 12 gage stainless steel panels and ¼” thick prime painted angles. The prime painted bar grate is designed to hold class “A” materials 1’-4” above the floor surface. The overhead hood of this unit is 2’11” x 4’5 ½” and is enclosed by stainless steel panels. It includes a sliding/removable stainless steel range top with large ventilation holes.
Class A Burn Prop – Stove Simulator with Overhead Burn Hood is a 4’-5 ½” x 4’-5 ½” x 6’7” tall, resembling a commercial grade stove. It is constructed of 12 gage stainless steel panels and ¼” thick prime painted angles. The prime painted bar grate is designed to hold class “A” materials 1’-4” above the floor surface. The overhead bar grate hood of this unit is 2’-11” x 4’-5 ½” and provides another area to hold class “A” materials for a secondary fire. It includes a sliding/removable stainless steel range top with large ventilation holes.
A 34” solid cast iron Manhole Cover with self sealing gasket shall be used to access floor below. A surrounding cast iron square base/frame shall be provided along with a concealed pick point in the cover.
Tactical Breach Door provides training for ram/kick breaching and shotgun breaching. This is a multi-purpose steel frame and door system that has adjustable opening resistance and is infinitely reusable.
For more information on the new accessories and FFI’s complete line of training towers, contact Fire Facilities at 800-929-3726 or visit www.firefacilities.com.
Fire Facilities Inc. (FFI) manufactures a full-line of steel fire training towers that are engineered to withstand the toughest firefighting conditions – real ones. From mobile units to high-rise towers, Fire Facilities training models are available in any configuration. Each tower contains at least one live burn room to allow for repeat fires at high temperatures. Burn rooms are lined with the Westec™ Insulation System. Each department receives a training facility custom designed to its unique needs. Firefighters can be assured they have a tower that is built to train hard, built to train right.
For more information about Fire Facilities and its products, please contact Fire Facilities at 800-929-3726; 314 Wilburn Rd, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, 53590; or visit the company website at www.firefaciltiies.com.