Stopwatch – Emergency Incident Clock

Description

The Stopwatch – Emergency Incident Clock is the timer to use when every second counts.

The stopwatch has an 8-lap memory and timing precision to 1/100th of a second (for the first 40-minutes). The incident timer displays the day, date, current time and lap time and can display up to 8 lap times simultaneously. Additionally, the stop watch features a daily alarm, hourly chime and a 12/24-hour clock with a snooze alarm.

Features

• Multi-function digital stop watch with clock to track your performance
• 8-lap memory with simultaneous display of up to 8 lap times
• Displays hours, minutes, seconds, month, day and date and counts up to 39:59:59
• 12/24-hour clock with a snooze alarm
• Water-resistant construction
• Includes black lanyard and shock-resistant case
• 3-Volt lithium battery (included)
• NIST calibration available

For more information about this fire incident clock, contact us today! +1 (805) 617 – 0987

Cal OES MEL List – Firescope Hazardous Materials Minimum Equipment List (MEL)

This stopwatch incident clock meets the requirements for the Firescope MEL List. To see all of the MEL products that HAZMAT Resource provides, visit our California MEL List page >>

MEL 10.2.17 Stopwatch

This stopwatch was sourced specifically to meet the MEL requirements. It is a great firefighter stopwatch for training and an excellent fireground clock. There are two major challenges for keeping track of time during a firefighting operation.

The first is when firefighter crews must locate the seat of the fire and work within the structure. If they become “lost in the fog”, they might work without effectively applying water to the fire’s base or identifying its origin. During that time, the fire continues to damage the building’s structure, emit more smoke, and spread more heat through the building.

The second is when firefighter crews work deep within large commercial buildings. As they stretch hoses, pull ceilings, and search for victims, it seems that only seconds pass before the bell to evacuate rings. If any members of the crew get “lost in the fog” while they are still deep in the building, it can result in casualties.

For these reasons, it is vital to have a high quality and precise fireground clock. This product is an excellent one.