Scott 75 SCBA Training Video

Video on Scott SCBA Training.

[@brandonlane3090]

Great video for refresher information. Thank you

[@jasonreardon241]

Thank you for the video from Hamburg nj fire department

[@Lemtheachiever]

Just awesome thank you

[@adamsankey9343]

Great video

[@raeseannorris5498]

Firefighter SCBA 👍🚒

[@paulkoyich772]

completed June 14th, 2016
Paul Koyich, CRSP

[@timdoane825]

thanks for the video

[@amarrizvic765]

Good

[@masterofnone11]

Don't forget to inspect your gloves as this man demonstrates 😅

[@katunduhemed3755]

its very impotant to me becouse now aim in couse of SCBA ROOM ATTENDANT.so I could like to say that is very nice

[@valion3260]

Completed

[@dichvuhanghaikimnam]

Hướng dẫn sử dụng bình thở chữa cháy

[@luisalvamejia971]

Muy buen vídeo, ...... pero podrían publicar uno en español o subttulado

[@jamesf8783]

I'm just here so I don't get fined, also this video was required for an assignment for a grade. Fall class of 2020!

[@uthmanelbadri6074]

How much bar does the regulator reduce from cylinder to facemask?

[@DissYraiN]

If a cylinder full is 4500 PSI, that's about 310 bar, so depending on the tank pressure anywhere between probably 50-300 bar. just an educated guess.

[@anthonypasculli6980]

100 psi

[@ethanmachado6291]

How much does the pack weigh in total?
Thank you

[@hannathparveen9720]

around 13 kg

[@arspecialist1]

good food for thought I don't if I like these. lol, isi Viking for life✌

[@Coooopur]

Jerit Thurman oh hell no dude. I hate the connectors on the Viking, as well as the short hose

[@tafadzwachikweye9461]

Which valve allows the fire fighter to share air with a fellow fire fighter cylinder that has depleted

[@dirtbikesandshiet4821]

The RIC/UAC

[@furryprotector5467]

XD AA BATTERIES

[@tamoorsarwar5109]

for how long a oxygen cylinder will remain while being used during an emergency. I means calculation

[@connordonaldson1028]

Most rated at 45 minutes

[@Slicks__]

it all depends on the size and psi, most cylinders today are 4500 psi “idk” is right most likely 45 minutes but while moving about and running around your lucky to get 15

[@timdoane825]

viewed on 13 Jan 2017

[@stephen9958]

That what my department uses

[@zeus_3135]

Same here. DCFD uses it.

[@GEROKII]

They suck.