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TELUTAMI LTD

Burns Victims Emergency Casualty Evacuation System from Telutami ECS (BV)


Telutami announces its new Emergency Casualty Evacuation System for Burns Victims ECS (BV). It is designed to offer rapid protection for burns victims and also to integrate with Telutami's unique and innovative emergency casualty evacuation system.

Made from tough slick-coated nylon, the ECS BV repels water and other fluids, enabling it to be used in a number of situations where conventional products might fail. The material used is already in service with the UK's National Health Service (NHS) for patient lifting and moving, and we believe that the versatility it demonstrates is a perfect fit for the Telutami emergency casualty evacuation system.

ECS (BV) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The ECS BV's technical specifications are as follows:

  • 85gsm (approx) two-sided silicone-coated, waterproof nylon
  • Complete system weight -  850gm approx
  • Carrying capacity - 190kg approx
  • Size 241cm x 147cm
  • Opens on two sides with 'touch-close' fastening
  • 8 x D rings for patient support, etc.
  • Storage pouch
  • Full-size hood with draw cord

The ECS BV comes complete with its own storage pouch and fully integrates with the standard ECS rescue harness.

Like all products in the ECS range, the BV opens out to speed up casualty protection.

The ECS (BV) is light, strong and reusable, easily taking the tallest casualty, yet packing down to fit the smallest space. It can be supplied in a range of colours to match customer specification.

 

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