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Low pressure attack packages aren't created overnight. They take some evaluation and self-reflection of your department's needs and wants. It takes thinking of how much water you want to flow in a given period, how many people do you have to flow it, how much resistance the hose has on that water delivery, and how your fire stream will react to moving that much water, all while knocking out kinks, advancing with ease, creating less fatigue on the firefighter and keeping enough back pressure in the hose to keep the nozzle from whipping. There is only 1 way to make it happen. A hose evaluation. AEST Fire Safety can help offer advice, bring the needed equipment, drop off hose to evaluate for 30-60 days, and then offer any literature and answers for your questions. Scheduling Hose Demos for this Fall-Winter 2024.

When seconds count, your Fire Department Connection (FDC) needs to be ready! ?? Think about it—if you were a firefighter arriving at the scene, could you easily spot the FDC? Is it clear of obstacles like parked motorcycles or overgrown shrubs? Taking a few minutes every quarter to check these things can make a huge difference in an emergency: ??Make sure it’s visible and accessible. ??Double-check that all caps, gaskets, and couplings are in good condition. ??Look for any signs of leaks or damage. A small issue, like a stuck coupling, could slow down the entire response. Let’s keep those connections clear and ready to go! ?? Don’t wait for a disaster to find out if your FDC is ready. Read our latest blog now and make sure your system is up to the task. Your safety depends on it. ?? https://lnkd.in/gAtyZj_A #FireSafetyFirst #FDCCheck #StayPrepared"

Heat release rate is the single most important variable when it comes to assessing fire hazards.?? ? Two NIST-led factors in the 1980s transformed heat release rate measurement and became the basis for fire safety design and commercial product standards around the world:? ? ?? We discovered that oxygen consumption is a valid predictor of heat release rate.? ? ?? We invented the cone calorimeter, a device capable of determining the peak heat release rate with ease.? ? We’re looking at the ways fire safety has changed (with NIST help) during the past 50 years. Explore the evolution: https://lnkd.in/e-qeffZW ? #Fire #FireSafety #Firefighting?

Don't miss this last chance to join our live webinar tomorrow?and learn how to keep your fire sprinkler system operational for years to come. Discover what causes sprinkler system failure and what preventative measures should be taken now. Register today! https://lnkd.in/grjF9-dt #webinar #sprinklersystems #NFPA #preventitive #drysystems

Read this blog post from the NFPA to learn more about maintaining your building's fire sprinkler system: https://bit.ly/3ZkkicZ

Would you like to learn in five years how to be a sprinkler fitter? Website belongs to a chapter in Maryland, however you could learn where the union is in your state? https://lnkd.in/eHFWhrHs

Why you choose doubtful quality for fire protection? While you can get the best from us. Servvo SAFT 240 SV-36 is here, as a solution for your fire protection on electrical system. Because safety is not an option, it is a priority. Cheers ??

How many issues do you see here? ?? Save yourself the stress (& ding from your AHJ), and hire a licensed professional for your code-required annual portable extinguisher inspection! (Hint?? we do that, plus our recharges in-house)

Have you ever wondered, how a Fire Sprinkler's system work? well, here's a short video. #firesprinklers?#firesprinklersystems?#safepro?#safetyfirst

Sharing this essential guide from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) on choosing the right smoke alarm! ???? Your safety is paramount, and understanding the different types of smoke detectors can make all the difference in an emergency. Dual-sensing alarms, which combine both photoelectric and ionization sensors, offer comprehensive protection against various types of fires. Whether you opt for dual-sensor or another type, we can help you with the installation to ensure your home and loved ones are fully protected. Don’t wait—make sure your smoke alarms are up-to-date and properly installed today! Read more below! ??????