CASCADE RAPID EXTRICATION DEVICE The Cascade Rapid Extrication Device or "RED Sled" is unlike other products advertised for Rapid Exit, RIT, or Con- fi ned Space. The RED Sled features a tough, rigid outer shell made to take the most brutal abuse. Extremely light and versatile, the RED Sled operates as a Confi ned Space mechanism for extrication of patients from burning/col- lapsing buildings, boilers and other industrial confi ned spaces, and all locations diffi cult to reach with conventional equipment. Capable of being dragged across the most abusive surfaces, (rebar, crushed rock and block, glass, etc.) and will withstand extremely high temperatures. The RED Sled includes the Cascade Rescue Patient Protection System, which quickly and easily allows the Rescuer to package and immobilize the patient for rapid transport. Properly packaged, a patient may even be lifted into a completely vertical orientation.
Key Features: Titanium rail and hand laminated composite . 1 Articulating Lift Point . Rescue Patient Protection System for secure transport and vertical lift . Meets UL Flame Tunnel Test
Length: ” Width: 25” Height: 6” Weight: 12.00 lbs (5.44 kg) PE42180
BERRY COMPLIANT The RED Sled in use.
LITTER SKIN Beauty that is more than skin deep! Get double duty from your Professional Series Litters.
Key Features: Constructed of a proprietary blend of HDPE . Easy on/off attachment points
Weight: 8 lbs (3.63 kg) Tapered
PE42177 Rectangle PE42181 If your rescue scenario demands
low-incline work across snow, ice, rock or anything abusive and rough, this is your solution. Simply attach the Pro Skin to your Professional Series Litter and you are ready for action. Constructed of a proprietary blend of super durable Hi-Density Poly with easy on/off attachment points.
ABRASION GUARD If your working environment demands extended periods of dragging or sliding over rocks, snow, ice and other rough terrain, Abrasion Guard helps reduce drag and protects the bottom of your Advance Series Litter.
Key Features: Superior protection
Weight: 3 lbs (1.36 kg) Model 200 PE42090
WRAP-EVAC RESCUE EXTRICATION HARNESS High angle and confi ned space extrication device designed by a fi refi ghter to be quick and easy to deploy and use in either vertical or horizontal extrication. Patient is secured to the harness with four quick-connect, adjustable straps. Removable back board features a velcro head harness that travels vertically in line with the patient's body when they slump down in the har- ness. Grab handles aid rescuers during movement through confi ned spaces. Removable nylon skid plate protects harness and patient during extrication.
Key Features: Sliding head harness . Removable backboard . Heavyweight handles for carrying . 4 quick connect straps . Adjustable harness straps . Detachable skid plate
Lifting capacity: 1000 lbs Weight: 19.00 lbs (8.60 kg) Color: Red
Made in Canada
Note: This harness is not intended for spinal immobilization. It must be used in conjunction with proper spinal immobilization where conditions and protocols dictate. PE42175
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