FireHound Grenade 10

Product Description

Overview

The FireHound Grenade is a small, lightweight, handheld aerosol unit with a friction actuator designed to be tossed into spaces with active fires to provide immediate fire suppression. It is a new and innovative tool designed to aid in the suppression of fires and for use as a personal protection device for civilians and firefighters in emergency egress or entrance situations. Only 2 inches in diameter, FireHoundis easy to store or carry in a pocket. When used by firefighters, it buys time for hose set-up, stops flashover, and can provide an emergency egress route through a wall of flames, delivering a highly effective aerosol fire suppression agent. Used by police first on the scene, it can slow a fire long enough to allow fire departments to arrive. It can be a lifesaver on a boat or in a car. FireHound *0 is used for fire classes A, B, E and is perfect for electric cabinets, switchboards, server rooms, engine bays, RVs, etc. 
Specification ::

• $       Offers significant fire "knockdown" and rapid suppression capabilities for enclosed spaces
• $       Environmentally friendly — No ozone depletion potential — No global warming potential
• $       Safe for fire fighters and any occupants trapped by fire
• $       No oxygen depletion — suppresses at very low concentrations by interference with free radicals
• $       Provides a reliable, cost effective fire protection tool for a wide range of fire scenarios
• $      Small, compact, and easily portable to point of attack

• Scenario A: Firefighter arrives at the scene of an early stage fire. After evacuating people and before additional resources arrive at the scene, toss a FireStopper FireHound *0 into the rooms which are involved with the fire. This will buy time for further rescue and for firefighters to lay hose.
• Scenario B: Firefighters are concerned about potential flashover from a fire down a hall and water isn't available yet. Toss a FireStopper FireHound *0 ahead of the firefighters to eliminate many of the contributing factors of a flashover.
• Scenario C: A firefighter is trapped or can't get to a victim due to an intense area of fire. Toss a FireStopper FireHound *0 into the flame area for immediate fire suppression.

• Scenario A: Police arrive at a vehicle fire as a result of an accident. There are occupants trapped in the burning vehicle and the fire department has not yet arrived. Break a window, toss The FireStopper FireHound *0 into the vehicle to knock down the fire and remove the occupants.
• Scenario B: SWAT arrives on site and must deploy "flashbangs" into an area to stun criminals. These flashbangs often ignite combustibles. Toss a FireStopper FireHound*0 into the flame area for immediate fire suppression for entry or to suppress fire while awaiting the arrival of the fire department.
• Scenario C: Police arrive on the site of a structure (house) fire, in advance of the fire department. Occupants can be seen or heard in the fire area. Deploy the FireStopper FireHound*0 to possibly attempt rescue or at least suppress and hold the fire in check until the fire department arrives.

• Scenario A: The worst case — fire erupts in a manhole with worker stuck in the manhole and either incapacitated or unable to escape though the flames. Co-worker immediately deploys FireHound*0 and tosses it into the manhole away from the trapped worker. It will suppress/extinguish the fire, buying valuable time for evacuation or power shutdown.
• Scenario B: Underground transformer fire, or any below grade enclosed space fire. Just twist and pull the ring, toss FireHound*0 in. Deploy another as necessary to suppress/extinguish the fire reducing damage and downtime.