Product of the Day: Grace Industries -- In-Command Emergency Signaling and Automated Intelligent Accountability

    April 3, 2018
    In-Command is an All-in-One Stand-Alone NFPA Primary Wireless PASS Accountability System.Used with the Stand-Alone SuperPASS 5X or TPASS 5 to protect all firefighters at all times.
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    In-Command is an All-in-One Stand-Alone NFPA Primary Wireless PASS Accountability System. Used with the Stand-Alone SuperPASS 5X or TPASS 5 to protect all firefighters at all times. Used as the firefighter’s primary PASS for NFPA1500 compliance taking accountability to a new level. Firefighter accountability is no longer just for the IDLH environment, protect your firefighter in every environment. In-Command is the ultimate tool in Firefighter Automated Accountability. Here is why: No more interrupting fire ground operations for a voice radio PAR Check; No more chaos caused by poor radio audio quality and muffled voices; No more struggling to discern who is acknowledging your Automated PAR Check; Immediately identify who is calling a MAYDAY; Immediately identify who has acknowledged the EVAC command; Automated electronic ROLL CALL and PAR CALL;  Stand-Alone Wireless PASS used at any incident by every firefighter at all times. For more information visit www.GraceFireFighter.com.

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