Archive for the ‘new products’ Category

Come see the new inView 360 at FDIC!

Wednesday, April 20th, 2016

Visit us at FDIC booth 3357 to see the new inView360 which is a cab mounted display with a split screen view. The bird’s-eye view provides an always visible 360 degree view around the vehicle. This unique view allows the operator to see pedestrians and obstacles in close proximity to the apparatus or vehicle. The second view automatically switches to display the view to the front, rear, left or right side of the vehicle depending on the operational conditions. This second view can be manually overridden to show a specific view as desired.

• Read a brief inView system overview.
• Read more about the inView 360 described here.
• Read about the inView Guardian another component of the complete system.
• Download the full catalog from either of the product pages above or from our Catalogs page. If you have a specific question, give us a call or send us a note from the Contacts page.

Portable 4-Channel Sampling Flow and Pressure Meter

Tuesday, December 15th, 2015

FRC is very pleased to announce our new DataTron FTC200 4-channel, portable sampling Flow and Pressure Meter for GPM/LPM (Flow) and kPa/PSI (Pressure) display. This is the latest state-of-the-art technology available to simultaneously gather data for up to 4 flow tube channels, and uses our well-known, reliable paddle wheel type flow and pressure sensors. The Summing feature calculates the sum of all 4 flow channels at the touch of a button!

The data recording process is straight-forward and user-friendly. Set the time interval and number of counts in Automatic Mode, or take a quick “snap-shot” in Manual Mode. The data is recorded and saved as a CSV file, which is viewable as a spreadsheet on your computer. Data is retrieved in a snap – plug in a standard USB memory stick to the DataTron, or hook up a USB cable between the DataTron and your computer.

For more detailed information and to view the operator’s manual PDF, please visit the DataTron FTC200 product page.

MaxVision Large Programmable LED Tank Display

Thursday, November 5th, 2015

FRC’s new programmable MaxVision LED tank display delivers accurate and instant tank volume. The MaxVision’s multicolor, high intensity LEDs provide a long distance, wide angle view. The MaxVision has built in LED drivers and a photo sensor that adjust brightness for day or night operations. The LEDs are programmable for 6 modes of display.

Please see the detailed information for both versions of the NEW TankVision Pro models on their respective product pages: WLA300 and WLA400 as well as for the new MaxVision.

TankVision Pro Tank Volume Indicator

Thursday, November 5th, 2015

The FRC TankVision tank volume indicator has always been recognized for industry leading dependability and unmatched accuracy. Building upon this reputation, FRC is proud to announce the release of the TankVision Pro; the fire industry’s first programmable multicolor tank level display.

The TankVision Pro not only offers the same reliable performance as its predecessor, but also innovative features such programmable brightness control that automatically adjusts for day/night use, automatic electric valve control, and a datalink for effective communication with multiple FRC remote indicators.

Please see the detailed information for both versions of the NEW TankVision Pro models WLA300 and WLA400 on their respective product pages.

TurboFoam Installation Video

Monday, April 1st, 2013

John McLoughlin and Brian Roherich worked to put together this great installation overview for FRC’s new TurboFoam Direct Injection Foam Proportioning System. This video in no way replaces the installation manual, but it does cover the basics of installation. This is not a sales or operations video! You will not learn how to operate the TurboFoam system here. It describes the steps a truck builder needs to perform to install the new foam system. The audience for this video is District engineers and mechanics, OEM engineering staff, and technically minded folk who want to understand the components of the TurboFoam system.