Rosenbauer has engineered the all-new Smart Cab with the functionality of a custom chassis and the serviceability of a commercial chassis.
Rosenbauer is the leader in Idle Reduction Technology for the fire service, installing the Green IRT system in hundreds of trucks.
Removing PPE from common areas is a tenant of efforts underway to clean out the harmful carcinogens firefighters are exposed to during and after fires. The CleanLocker by Rosenbauer when ventilated is an NFPA compliant PPE storage facility. In short, your dirty PPE is stored outside for your chassis cabin while in route back to the station.
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A walk-around tour of Rosenbauer's Clean Cab Concept Truck with Scott Oyen, CEO of Rosenbauer South Dakota.
Rosenbauer's wireless radio remote control allows the crew to operate from up to 500 feet away from the apparatus. Each of the aerial functions: elevation, rotation and extension status are provided on an LCD screen on the remote. The operator has the flexibility to move where needed including up next to the structure.
Rosenbauer offers the right pump for every application, with a large dose of efficiency and innovation.
This resource page is maintained to provide product information to assist fire departments with making choices how to best reduce toxin exposures.
Rosenbauer's Rapid Deploy Light - RDL is an air actuated LED scene light tower capable of reaching 20'. The RDL is smart enabled, when initially deployed the RDL travels to 8' above the apparatus then stops and waits for manual command to continue taller.
As SOPs change in departments to keep PPE out of chassis cabs Rosenbauer recognized don PPE after arrival on-scene of incidents may slow crews down. In an effort to keep your crew as effective as possible, Rosenbauer engineered the Rapid Deploy Tray or RDT which is powered, is deploy able from the chassis cab after the apparatus park brake is set.
The EZ Climb access ladder most commonly installed on the rear of the apparatus provides a safe retractable ladder for firefighters to use to gain access to compartments on top of the apparatus body.
