This guide shows you how to change all filters in a TFT StationProtect unit, including the pre-filter, HEPA filter, and molecular filtration modules. Proper replacement ensures the unit runs at peak performance and continues removing harmful particulates and VOCs from the air.
This guide covers the basic cleaning, cartridge replacement, and filter maintenance steps for TFT’s CrewProtect and StationProtect air decontamination units. Routine upkeep ensures maximum performance and longevity, without any complex service steps.
It is no secret that as a firefighter or first responder, you are exposed to health risks and hazards regularly. One of the most talked about risks in firefighting today is air contamination. As a firefighter, you use equipment on scene and off to protect yourself from breathing in harmful materials. Volatile organic compounds, particulates, […]
As a firefighter or first responder, you take plenty of precautions to make sure you return home safely after a call. Using the proper gear on-scene is as important as ever, but what about in-cab and in-station after the call? Have you ever thought about using an air decontamination system to reduce cancer- and disease-causing […]
There are many health and safety concerns that you worry about in the fire service. Every day you ensure your gear is in good condition, verify that your hoses and firefighting nozzles are working properly, and check the apparatus for defects or issues. You know the importance of wearing an SCBA during a fire and […]
You focus on keeping your crew safe and healthy. You also lead them through changes in firefighting equipment, procedures, and best practices. If you are looking to mitigate the risk associated with airborne threats in the fire service, you are probably also transforming your standard operating procedures. We hope you will turn to us for […]
Today, the average cost for cancer treatment runs in the $150,000 range, though some are significantly more. On a national level, the United States spent a total of $173,000,000,000 on cancer treatment in the year 2020. (source: The U.S. National Library of Medicine) Let’s hear Eric LeBlanc’s story… Man, I was in my element. It […]
Firefighters’skin may be exposed to chemicals via permeation/penetration of combustion byproducts through or around personal protective equipment (PPE) or fromthe cross-transfer of contaminants on PPE to the skin. Additionally, volatile contaminants can evaporate from PPE following a response and be inhaled by firefighters. Using polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as respective […]