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    Product of the Day: Thermite EV2 Electric Firefighting Robot

    Feb. 2, 2022
    The Thermite EV2 from Howe & Howe is the next generation, all-electric firefighting robot that provides real-time situational awareness with recording capabilities.
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    The Thermite® EV2 is the next generation, all-electric firefighting robot that provides real-time situational awareness with recording capabilities. Thermite EV2 safely and effectively targets fires with its modular design, including a multi-position nozzle and additional attachments. Instead of a traditional internal combustion engine, the Thermite EV2 is powered with the latest in high-capacity battery technology. Unlike these flammable fuel consuming engines, it does not require oxygen for power, enabling the firefighting robot to move farther into dangerous high-temperature oxygen deprived environments. Click here for more.

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