 Feb. 6, 2011 – The Hexagon Water Dam is a Waterwall water storage unit from Cintec, developed to meet the needs of the firefighters who fight remote fires. The innovative inflatable Waterwall dam is designed to provide additional rapid water storage for firefighting appliances where main water supply is unavailable.
The Waterwall dam allows a tanker to empty water into the unit and leave location to refill. Meanwhile, the fire appliance can instead draw water from the Hexagon storage unit, enabling a more timely and efficient fire response.
The dam can be quickly inflated using readily available air pumps or compressed air supply. As soon as the dam is inflated, the device is ready to receive water. The unit is designed to withstand uneven ground and gentle slopes, making it an especially viable option for remote and rural fire response locations.
The light-weight, compact unit measures can be adjusted in size and capacity and can hold 2,745 U.S. gallons.
For more information visit www.cintec.com/waterwall
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 Jan. 25, 2011 – LEDs are now available on all-terrain, portable LENTRY scene lighting systems by Ventry Solutions, Inc.
Portable LENTRY units combine Honda-series generators with extendable,
all-terrain legs and telescoping lights. Each LED light used on a LENTRY
system telescopes, is 120 volts, generates 20,000 lumens of light,
draws only two amps, and uses just 240 watts of power. Each LED lamp
head is comprised of 60 ultra-bright white LEDs, 48 for flood lighting
and 12 focused spot lights. The unique lens helps direct flood lighting
onto the work area and simultaneously a spot light beam into the
distance.
Multiple telescoping LEDs are available on a single portable LENTRY
Light System with your choice of height, standard or extra tall.
LENTRY Systems are quiet, bright, and fuel efficient, standing 3.5 to
nine feet tall, with legs and lights that retract for storage and
transport. These rugged units brightly illuminate any scene, on-road and
off, helping first responders be safe and efficient no matter the
terrain.
Visit ventry.com to see the numerous LENTRY units now available.
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Jan. 19, 2012 – Fire, EMS and other emergency-service personnel can use the eDispatches mobile apps on their iPhone and Android smart phones, allowing the smart phones to operate similar to a voice pager with stored voice. The eDispatches system has sent audio dispatches via text and phone calls since 2004, and now, members of departments that deploy the eDispatches system can download the eDispastches app for free. When a call is dispatched, the speaker on the phone opens up with an alert tone followed by the actual audio dispatch. Didn’t catch the address? Use the replay and hear it again. Recipients are also able to control their personalized settings from the app itself. The eDispatches system is totally automated and does not require your dispatch to be involved at all.
For more information, visit www.edispatches.com
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 Dec. 21, 2011 – The Samalite HD200 portable lighting system, from SMP Electronics, comes in a variety of models; each designed to meet specific lighting requirements for first-alert environments. Three battery types and two lighting elements join to produce up to 3200 lumens for six hours. The Samalite system weighs only 3.75 pounds and will withstand cold temperatures. For more information visit www.samalite.com
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 Nov. 22, 2011 – BloodSTOP works to control blood loss much faster than traditional
methods and is easily washed off with water as the wound begins to heal.
Once this 100-per-cent natural hemostatic agent is placed on a wound,
it reacts with blood and other body fluids to form a gel that seals the
wound and remains until it heals.
Originally developed for use in surgery, BloodSTOP can now be found in
emergency responders' first-aid kits, hospital emergency rooms, military
field applications and more. Using a proprietary method, cotton
cellulose is etherized and oxidized creating a highly absorbent,
water-soluble matrix; it is a non-irritating, environmentally friendly
and cost effective method for treating many different wounds. Since
there are no adhesives used there is no discomfort or disruption of
wound surfaces caused by the removal of bandaging materials.
For more information visit www.LifeSciencePLUS.com.
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