The solution for fighting challenging fires in horizontal voids such as attic spaces and cocklofts.
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The modern-era Rapid Attack monitor allows a single firefighter to safely and swiftly deliver a heavy stream.
Jon Hall shows the effectiveness of hydraulically ventilating a smoke-filled room with both smooth bore and fog nozzles.
In the final part of this 4-ep. segment, take & make sense of all the data gathered during flow testing.
In the third part of this 4-ep. segment, learn the difference in a pitot gauge and an inline pressure gauge, and when to use each.
In the second of this 4-ep. segment, find out what pressure readings to get and how to determine friction loss in your attack package.
In the first of this 4-ep. segment, learn how to lay everything out to ensure testing goes smoothly and accurately.
The Kit contains all necessary components for annual NFPA 1962 flow test, testing & evaluating equipment, and doing in service trainings.
Using a gate valve in your standpipe hook up has become a best practice tactic.
Steve Robertson reviews the impact of effective and ineffective stream angles in interior attacks.
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