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PRODUCTS & SERVICES FOCUS SEARCH AND RESCUE EQUIPMENT / FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT Want to see your product or service listed here FREE in an upcoming issue? (877) 768.5550 Ext.1 • Next issue is Avionics / Aircraft Lighting / Heliport Equipment


Breeze Eastern Breeze­Eastern HS­16600 series external electric hoist system based on


the BL­16600 utility/rescue hoist is the most compact and lowest weight equipment of its kind. Matching the size and power of light, single engine helicopters, this “baby” hoist has been use primarily in its utility role, enhancing helicopters operational capabilities. The hoist is also used by several search and rescue services as a back up hoist. Different configurations of this hoist have been installed and operated on some of the most popular light lift civil/civilian helicopters. A variant of this hoist equipped with a Quick Connect/Disconnect mechanism has been developed to fulfill the need for a SAR back up hoist on medium and heavy lift helicopters. The HS­16600 is proven and available for instal­ lation on a range of popular helicopters. • Augusta A­109, A­119 • Bell 206, 222, 230 • MD Helicopter MD500 • Boeing CH­46/BV­107 • Eurocopter AS­332 Super Puma • Sikorsky H­60, “Hawk Series” • Westland Sea King


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