Confined Space Entry
Establishing Communications with the Victim
The Challenge:
When portable radios fail − below grade, around obstacles and in heavy metal environments − establishing communications with a trapped victim in a confined space requires a hardline communication system.
The Solution:
CON-SPACE’s Power Talk Box or Rescue Probe can be quickly and easily lowered during a confined space entry to establish communications with the victim and assess their condition. These hardline systems provide continuous, two-way communications between the victim and the confined space rescue team.
The Searchcam 3000’s detachable waterproof camera head can also be lowered up to 100 feet to give first responders a clear picture of the situation.
First Responders Also Use:
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
amplifiers and power supplies
Hello,
I’m Jack Shultz of RF Microwave Ltd. We are a component manufacturers’ representative organization, representing manufacturers in the electronics, RF and Microwave industries.
We are the Canadian representatives for KMIC Technology Inc. KMIC, initially founded in 1979 as the Microwave Components Group (MCG) of Aydin Corp. designs and manufactures solid state amplifiers, up/down converters, transceivers and multiplier/Amplifiers covering a frequency range from 500MHz to 50 GHz. Their transceivers are widely used in radar systems as well as in simulation and test systems.
KMIC also builds LNAs and TWT driver amps. The KMIC website can be found at www.kmic.com.
If Con-Space has requirements for such components, as well as power conversion equipment, we would like an opportunity to do business with your company.
Regards,
Jack Shultz
RF Microwave Ltd.
Tel: (514)335-2335
Cell:(514)891-7489
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