SCBA

In August of 2022, Pasco County Fire Rescue officially put their new MSA G1 SCBAs and LUNAR™ Connected Devices into service. Watch the video to hear from the Pasco County crew about their new gear.

Cleaning your SCBA helps reduce health and safety risks associated with contaminated equipment. Here are eight steps to assist you in cleaning the MSA G1 SCBA in a washing machine.

Join MSA for a free virtual roundtable on the Evolution of Technology in Fire Service. The roundtable with take place on November 2, 2022. Register now!

In July of 2022, MSA deployed LUNAR™ Connected Devices to the City of Easton Fire Department in Pennsylvania – one for each firefighter. Watch the video to hear more about why the department chose LUNAR.

The MSA Connected Firefighter Platform works together to help keep firefighters safe, connected and accounted for, even in the most dangerous situations. Take our five-question quiz to gauge which accountability solution fits your department’s needs.

With the MSA G1 SCBA, firefighters can access complete and immediate communications as soon the equipment is placed into service. Both voice amplification and Bluetooth radio communications capabilities come standard, with no additional hardware required – making it “ready to use” and ready to help improve fireground communications.

Firefighters face a variety of situations every day. They must be prepared with tools to assess the risks they encounter on-scene, in order to make confident decisions. These types of tools include the MSA G1 SCBA and the LUNAR Connected Device.

Check out our new, updated MSA G1 SCBA Care and Use video that covers basic operation of the device along with other components and functions.

The recently signed executive order, “Memorandum to Extend Federal Support to Governors’ Use of the National Guard to Respond to COVID-19 and to Increase Reimbursement and Other Assistance Provided to States,” includes provisions for PPE funding available from FEMA. Read the full article for more details.