Concept FTS Box (Fire Training Simulator)
- Battery powered (up to four hours per charge)
- Radio remote control (one remote controls all boxes - no need for trailing leads)
- Water resistant - IP 54 rated
- Strong, robust polycarbonate construction
- Extremely powerful LED's and cone amplifier ensure the most realistic training scenarios
- Complete with carry case
| General Specification (approx) | |
| Dimensions (cm) | 30 x 30 x 30cm |
| Weight (kg) | 5kgs |
| International / Ingress Protection Marking (IP) | IP 54 |
| Power Supply (mains) | 110 / 230v |
| Secondary Power Supply (Battery) | Lead Acid Battery (12v / 7Ah) |
| Battery Life | Approx 4 hours |
The new Concept FTS Box is a fantastic way of enhancing fire training scenarios along with artificial smoke.
This impressive training aid has 10 (different coloured) high power / high quality LED's that intermittently flicker, creating a powerful visual effect.
It is constructed from a strong / durable polycarbonate chassis with an IP 54 rating.
The FTS Box has 6 pre recorded, hour long scenarios on-board (fire, flames, flooding, riot etc.) and offers the ability to record a seventh. It also allows users to intermittently introduce interactive sounds over the top of the main soundtrack (sirens, screaming, building collapse, electrical arc, gas leak, metal falling).
The unit is operates via a wireless remote transmitter. One remote can control multiple FTS Boxes. It also has the ability to run continuously off of a mains power supply or for up to 4 hours using the inbuilt rechargeable battery pack.
Want more information, advice or prices? email us: info@conceptsmoke.com
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