Safety when it’s needed most

State-of-the-art safety solutions for fire, rescue, and emergency services

Fire Research Corporation (FRC) has been manufacturing safety products for fire, rescue, and emergency services since 1968. Our safety equipment, controls, instrument displays, scene lights, video and recording systems, and apparatus accessories all promote a safer working environment at the scene, on the road, or in the station.

VEHICLE TYPES

Pumpers

Aerials

Ambulances

Wildland

Fast Attack

ARFF

Why FRC?

  • Pushing boundaries
    First to market with LED scene lighting for emergency applications. Specifically-engineered optics and heat sinks deliver long-lasting, unmatched coverage.
  • Easy-to-use products
    First to launch electronic automated engine governors – a simple-to-use and intuitive solution to safely control pump operations at the fire scene.
  • Enhancing safety
    Introduced modern video and recording technology to enhance driving safety and apparatus positioning.

FRC FIRE APPARATUS EQUIPMENT

Scene & Work Area Lighting

High-intensity scene lighting with multiple lamphead, fixtures and mounting options.

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Engine Governor Controls

Automated solution to safely control pump operations at the fire scene.

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Tank Level & Displays

Instruments, indicators, and displays for use with pumps, storage tanks, and generators.

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Flowmeters & Guages

Flowmeters and pressure indicators designed for use on fire apparatus.

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Seat Monitors & VDR Systems

Available with four different vehicle cab displays that allow for multiple configurations.

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Mechanical Safety Devices

Accessories specifically designed to promote a safer fire ground.

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Video and Recording Systems for Fire and Emergency Trucks

Video & Recording Systems

Everything from single camera systems to 360° bird’s-eye view, recording, and automatic data download via Wi-Fi or live cellular viewing.

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Intercom Systems

Intercom systems that meet the demanding needs of rescue and fire service personnel for two or three-way communication.

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