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Get the most out of your emergency apparatus with firefighting vehicle electronics

Your emergency vehicles are integral to the efficiency and safety of your firefighting team. Hale provides vehicle electronics that are designed to help you simplify emergency scene operations and give you more insight for preventive maintenance. Contact us for more information about our vehicle electronics offering.

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  1. Flow Minder Value System

    FVS25 / FVS35 | Flow Minder Value System

    The Flow Minder "Value" system combines flow indication with our rugged liquid filled pressure gauge. This combination gives the familiar look of a pressure gauge while having the advantage of flow in gpm or liters. The Flow Minder "Value" System is available with color coded inserts for ease of identification.
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  2. SSD Oxygenminder

    111654 | SSD Oxygenminder

    Class 1 Oxygen Minder is a warning system for your new or existing vehicles which provides an attention getting LED display for an "at-a-glance" update of existing oxygen supply levels. The Oxygen Minder display provides a visual warning at 25% oxygen remaining and at 20% an audible alarm sounds to let you know that your oxygen has reached a critically low level. The audible alarm can be manually silenced but the visual warning will continue to flash until the oxygen is replenished.
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  3. SSD Speedometer

    117006 | SSD Speedometer

    The Officer's Speedometer gives officers the ability to monitor vehicle speed. It features a large easy to read display.
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  4. SSD Loadminder

    111653 | SSD Loadminder

    The Class1 Aerial Loading Display is designed to warn aerial operators of dangerous loading conditions when an aerial device is operated at low angles of elevation. Live loads (factors that increase this load such as ice, occupants on the ladder, water load, extra equipment, etc.) are instantly taken into account by the system and displayed to the operator.
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  5. ITL-4

    119395 / 119396 | ITL-4

    The Intelli-Tank™ displays feature wide angle viewing and ultra-bright LED’s for high visibility even in direct sunlight. It is very easy to calibrate.
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  6. Intelli-Tank 40 (Water Level)

    123340-0* | ITL-40

    The ITL-40 Tank Level Gauge features a true 180 degree viewing angle with super bright LED's and built-in diagnostic "text" messages for easy troubleshooting. Available in red, yellow, green, blue and multicolored models. the ITL-40 has a programmable low current output for auto fill systems.
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  7. SSD Airminder display

    111655 | SSD Airminder display

    Breathing air warning system for aerials, aerial platforms, air trucks and C.F.R. vehicles. Keeps firefighters informed of the percentage of air remaining in a breathing air system from 100% capacity down to zero. A low warning flashes at 25% of maximum air bottle capacity and a 90 dB audible warning sounds at 20% of capacity. The audible alarm can be manually silenced but the visual warning will continue to flash until the air system is filled above the 25% level.
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  8. Sentry

    3045-101-00-CL1 | Sentry

    The Sentry Pressure Governor System is Class 1’s latest in state of the art fire pump pressure control. Operating on the J1939 network, the Sentry is able to monitor engine RPM and other pertinent data directly from the engine ECU.
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  9. 4 Light Driver Module

    106877 | 4 Light Driver Module

    The 4 light driver module provides 7.5 amps per output (x4) and mimics the function of the Master Tank Level Display. It is used to power the large tank indicator lights on the side of the apparatus. It is compatible with all Class1 ITL and ITL-40 tank gauges.
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  10. ITL Remote Dash Indicator

    610-00049 | ITL Remote Dash Indicator

    The Remote Dash Indicator receives a signal directly from Master Tank Level Display. It fits in an industry standard rocker switch cut out saving valuable cab space.
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