THE
THERMALARC
FIREBOX
The stainless steel box housing measures approximately 10"long x 6"wide x 6"deep,
a very simple design giving ease of access should maintenance be required. The
box is situated centrally between a high pressure oxygen cylinder and the cutting cable.
From the oxygen cylinder oxygen is fed to the box by means of a 10ft long H.P. (high pressure) whip directly to the oxygen regulator in the centre of the control panel. By screwing down in a clockwise direction, as indicated on the handle, the desired oxygen pressure is passed onto the on/off valve, and thus onto the 'Kerie' Cable. Two gauges indicate both cylinder and working pressure. There is another 10ft whip, L.P. (low pressure) between the 'Kerie' Cable and the box complete with quick-snap connectors which completes the make-up of the unit.
If required by the operator another whip can be used to either side of the control box, this is 30ft long. This gives the option of moving or situating the controls further away from the oxygen cylinder, or the cutting cable from the box. Longer extensions can be supplied, and the H.P. hose being extremely light and durable could easily be connected to the system to take the 'Kerie' Cable a few hundred feet further if necessary.
The 'Fire Box" was initially design for use by the Fire Service, but is now widely used by government organisations nationally and internationally, for training large groups of personnel.
From the oxygen cylinder oxygen is fed to the box by means of a 10ft long H.P. (high pressure) whip directly to the oxygen regulator in the centre of the control panel. By screwing down in a clockwise direction, as indicated on the handle, the desired oxygen pressure is passed onto the on/off valve, and thus onto the 'Kerie' Cable. Two gauges indicate both cylinder and working pressure. There is another 10ft whip, L.P. (low pressure) between the 'Kerie' Cable and the box complete with quick-snap connectors which completes the make-up of the unit.
If required by the operator another whip can be used to either side of the control box, this is 30ft long. This gives the option of moving or situating the controls further away from the oxygen cylinder, or the cutting cable from the box. Longer extensions can be supplied, and the H.P. hose being extremely light and durable could easily be connected to the system to take the 'Kerie' Cable a few hundred feet further if necessary.
The 'Fire Box" was initially design for use by the Fire Service, but is now widely used by government organisations nationally and internationally, for training large groups of personnel.