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Warrior™ Escape Belt and Rappelling System > > > RESPIRATORY PROTECTION WARRIOR™ ESCAPE BELT AND RAPPELLING SYSTEM Developed by firefighters, for firefighters. Harnessing the The Warrior™ Escape Belt and optional Rappelling System Potential of Safety is a new type of egress system built around the needs of the firefighter. Versatile, functional and modular, the Warrior Escape Belt and optional Rappelling System is designed to be a natural extension of a firefighter’s body, providing a powerful combination of security and exceptional mobility. Not all firefighters have the same needs; so Sperian designed an egress system that allows a firefighter to go from a standard NFPA-certified escape belt to an NFPA ladder belt, to a bailout system, to a rappelling system in a matter of seconds. And because it’s modular, features and components can be added to the belt as needs arise and budgets allow. NFPA 1981 and 1983 compliant The Warrior™ SCBA with the Warrior Escape Belt and Rappelling System is NIOSH-certified and is certified as compliant with NFPA 1981 and 1983. Sperian designed an egress system that The Warrior Escape Belt and Rappelling System is integrated allows a firefighter to go from a standard into the Warrior SCBA, maintaining the critical NIOSH and NFPA NFPA-certified escape belt to an NFPA certifications for the Warrior SCBA (NFPA 1981 2007 edition) and ladder belt, to a bailout system, to a NFPA certification for Life Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency rappelling system in a matter of seconds. Services (NFPA 1983 - 2006 edition). — Tested for Resistance — Tested to Be a Lifeline — Classified by UL to Heat and Flame The NFPA 1983-2006 edition standard The Warrior escape belts and ladder The Warrior Escape Belt and Rappelling specifies the minimum design, per - belts have been classified by Under - System passed the rigorous require - formance, and testing of life safety writers Laboratory to meet or exceed ments in the 2007 edition of NFPA rope, escape rope, water rescue throw the requirements of NFPA 1983-2006 1981. In this test, the system, mounted lines, life safety harnesses, belts and edition Standard on Life Safety Rope to the Warrior SCBA, is placed into a auxiliary equipment. and Equipment for Emergency Services. 203° oven for 15 minutes, then is hit All of the Warrior escape belts and with a rack of burners, fully ablaze, ladder belts are independently tested for 10 seconds, simulating a flashover. and certified, ensuring that our products The belt and all accessories must self- meet or exceed your expectations for extinguish in 2.2 seconds or less. Then quality, strength and durability. a drop test is performed. Many Applications The Warrior™ Escape Belt and Rappelling System offers the firefighter a variety of options and uses, making the belt one of the most important tools in the firefighter’s arsenal. — As a truck belt — As an NFPA ladder belt — Securing a firefighter to a roof ladder when working on a steep, icy roof — Pulling victims or fellow firefighters up stairways — As a firefighter drag strap — Lowering a firefighter or victim out of a window — Lifting a firefighter or victim out of a hole — As a bailout and rappelling belt The Warrior™ SCBA with the Warrior Escape Belt and Rappelling System offers it all! Super Mobility Modular Flexibility Incredible Versatility Innovative Design Nothing to hinder or impede Features and components can Whether facing a rescue The Warrior Escape Belt System firefighters while doing their be added as needs arise and challenge on a roof or on a utilizes all the latest materials, job. Firefighter-tested and budgets allow. ladder, the Warrior egress incorporates all the latest ideas approved. system “has your back.” and carries all the latest certifications. Each Component Is Thoughtfully Designed and Made Firefighter-Tough NFPA 1983-2006 Edition Standard Life Safety Harness and Belt Types The Belts The Hardware Escape Belt — A belt with at least one attach - — All of the Warrior escape belts are — Buckles and rings are NFPA-rated and ment point, designed specifically as an constructed of two layers of heat-resistant military spec’d, with a forged steel/ individual emergency self-rescue device to ® 3 Kevlar webbing in widths of 1" and 1 ⁄4"; silver finish be used in a life-threatening situation, low fire-resistant to 900°F/482°C angle rescue, pulling a victim from a hole — The axe loop/keeper is NFPA 1971-rated and lowering an individual out of a window. — Stitched with Kevlar 92/135 weight thread nylon, fire-resistant to 300°F Ladder Belt — A belt with at least one attach - — Multi-sized to accommodate waists from — 1 D-ring attachment point is available, ment point and is a positioning device for 28 to 42 inches (custom-sized belts are military spec’d with a forged steel/ a person on a ladder. Ladder belts have a available at an additional cost and lead- silver finish tether or device for connecting to the ladder, time) — An inverted butterfly buckle is offered with a maximum length not to exceed 24 in. for additional safety (610 mm). NFPA 1983-2006 Edition Standard Life Safety Harness and Belt Performance Requirements The test method in the standard requires a static test and a drop test. The static test differentiates between load bearing attachment points and positioning attachment points with different load requirements for each. Static Test Criteria — The static test tests the attachment points on the harness at more than 10 times the weight of a rescuer. The test is conducted in the normal head and head down position. Drop Test Criteria — The drop test tests the durability of the load-bearing attachment points of an escape belt. A test torso weighing 300 lbs is dropped two times in the upright and head down position and cannot hit the ground during any of the test drops. The Warrior™ SCBA Family of Escape Belts from Sperian Fire C-I Standard 975776 Affordable and modular, the C-I belt offers a fire department a basic belt with the modularity to add additional features as time and budgets allow. — Certified as an NFPA escape belt — With the addition of a multi-use strap, this belt can become an NFPA-certified ladder belt — Multi-sized — Standard 28"-42" — Offers a single D-ring attachment point, one set of Kevlar® gear loops and one slot for a multi-use pouch — The rappelling system can easily be added to the C-I, providing a fully loaded and functional bailout and rappelling system – The Hook-N-Go™ bailout system is available on both the right and left side on the C-I belt # OF D-RINGS 1 TAG RING AXE LOOP GEAR LOOP MULTI-STRAP OPTIONAL BAILOUT SYSTEM OPTIONAL MULTI-SIZED YES WAIST 28-42 Quick Release Reliable, rugged and simple to use, the Sperian Warrior™ Quick Release system eliminates the need for multiple belts around a firefighter’s waist. It also allows a firefighter to jettison the SCBA from his/her body and still have the belt and optional bailout system in place. In a confined space or a tight opening, firefighters can further change their profile quickly by jettisoning the Warrior™ SCBA from the escape belt. Whether moving through a confined space or exiting through a small window, the firefighter simply pulls the release straps. The SCBA is detached and the firefighter is free to continue. The quick release is an option available on all belts and is certified to NFPA 1983, Standard on Life Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency Services, 2006 edition. C-III N-III Standard 975777 Standard 975775 Comfortable and versatile, the C-III belt offers a fire department The N-III belt is an all-around belt designed for function and a belt with the ability to add additional features as time and high performance. budgets warrant. — NFPA-certified as an Escape Belt and a Ladder Belt — Certified as an NFPA escape belt — Features a permanently attached multi-use strap — With the addition of a multi-use strap, the C-III can become an NFPA- — Multi-sized — Standard 28"-42" certified ladder belt — Offers a single D-ring attachment point, an axe loop, a positioning ring, one — Multi-sized — Standard 28"-42" set of Kevlar® gear loops and one slot for multi-use pouches — Offers a single D-ring attachment point, one set of Kevlar® gear loops and — The rappelling system can easily be added to the N-III, providing a fully one slot for a multi-use pouch loaded and functional bailout and rappelling system — The Hook-N-Go™ — The rappelling system can easily be added to the C-III, providing a fully bailout system is available on the right side on the N-III belt loaded and functional bailout and rappelling system — The Hook-N-Go™ bailout system is available on the right side on the C-III belt # OF D-RINGS 1 # OF D-RINGS 1 TAG RING TAG RING AXE LOOP AXE LOOP GEAR LOOP GEAR LOOP MULTI-STRAP OPTIONAL MULTI-STRAP 1 ATTACHED BAILOUT SYSTEM OPTIONAL BAILOUT SYSTEM OPTIONAL MULTI-SIZED YES MULTI-SIZED YES WAIST 28-42 WAIST 28-42 Made to Work Together NFPA Escape Belt — For bailout and low angle rescues. This belt will help in pulling a All of the components of the Warrior™ victim out of a hole or lowering an individual out of a window. egress system integrate into one NFPA Ladder Belt — With the use of the multi-use strap, all Warrior escape belts can be system, providing unlimited uses used to secure to an aerial platform, ground or roof ladder. for firefighters. Hook-N-Go™ Bailout System — The use of the Hook-N-Go bailout system provides every firefighter with unsurpassed protection in the event the firefighter should need to rappel from an elevation.
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