DIAMOND HARBOUR 3039
ST JOHN AMBULANCE / NEW ZEALAND FIRE SERVICE
FIRE MEDICAL VEHICLE PROTOTYPE
2013 Iveco Daily 70C17
GUS 672
Previously trialled at Diamond Harbour, Little River, Tolaga Bay & Maketu
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| Camera on rear of cab looking out front window | Camera mounted in front of passenger seat showing ambulance compartment | |
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| Intercom between ambulance compartment & cab | Drivers side fire locker | |
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| BA locker - Passenger side rear | ||
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| Spare BA cylinders located in locker in rear | ||
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| Ramp extended for stretcher loading / unloading | ||
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| Passenger side fire locker | ||
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| Photo by Gary Walker | ||
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| Photo by Nigel Lilley | Photo by Nigel Lilley | |
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| Photo by Nigel Lilley | Photo by Nigel Lilley | Photo by Nigel Lilley |
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| Photo by Nigel Lilley | Photo by Nigel Lilley | Photo by Nigel Lilley |
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| Video - No Sound, driven at normal rd speeds | Photo by Peter Ashley | Photo by Peter Ashley |
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| Photo by Peter Ashley |
| SPECIFICATIONS | |
| Fire Two delivery outlets with the capability of 440 L/min each. Class A and B foam induction equipment. Approx. 740 litres of water. Four fire crew. Driver and officer in cab and two fire crew in the medical compartment. Note: three seats will be provided in the medical compartment. Approx. 800kg of fire-fighting equipment. This will be similar to the equipment currently carried on an NZFS Type 1 fire appliance.
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Ambulance Medical compartment at rear of the vehicle. Single stretcher (St John standard) stowed longitudinally down one side of the compartment. Two crew seats with three-point seatbelts positioned opposite stretcher. This will be the normal seating position of the third and fourth crew members. One crew seat with three-point seatbelt positioned at the head of the stretcher. This is for patient airway care if required. Opening window in the sides of the compartment with emergency exit capability. Storage for equipment required by first responders (i.e. First Responder kit, AED, oxygen, scoop stretcher and collars).
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