When fire alarms sound, firefighters rush toward danger without hesitation, racing against time to save lives. Amid smoke-filled, toxic environments, what ensures their respiratory safety and allows them to focus on rescue missions? The answer lies in Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) systems.
As indispensable equipment for modern firefighters, SCBA provides the most effective respiratory protection against hazardous gases and particulate matter. In complex fire environments, SCBA performance directly impacts firefighter survival. Dräger, a pioneer in modern firefighting SCBA technology, has dedicated 80 years to delivering reliable and ergonomic respiratory protection.
U.S. firefighters prioritize comfort when selecting SCBA systems. Dräger’s SCBA units, renowned for their ergonomic design, have earned recognition as the most comfortable options available. The PSS 7000 model elevates this standard further.
The PSS 7000 incorporates a unique waistbelt support system that lowers the apparatus’s center of gravity, creating a "floating" effect at the wearer’s hips. This design reduces strain during movement, twisting, and stretching. Adjustable height and flexible belts ensure optimal fit across all body types.
Additionally, Dräger offers nine full-face mask sizes to guarantee perfect sealing and comfort for every firefighter.
Beyond comfort, Dräger SCBA systems deliver uncompromising performance:
Dräger’s SCBA portfolio includes:
The FPS 7000 mask provides 180° visibility with triple-seal design and anti-fog thermal plastic construction. Available in three sizes with customizable nose cups.
Two options accommodate different team needs:
This electronic monitor tracks SCBA status with glove-compatible controls. The PASS alarm meets 2019 NFPA 1982 standards with visual/audible alerts.
Featuring 360° non-indexed connection and dual-button release mechanism operable with gloves.
The wireless HUD provides automatic air pressure updates with adaptive brightness. Tool-free installation allows quick transfers between masks.
Manufactured to 2019 NFPA 1981 standards, these lightweight cylinders feature:
Optional enhancements include:
Dräger continues advancing SCBA technology with 2019 NFPA-compliant designs featuring: