Emergency Rescue Suit

The Rescue Suit Five-Piece Set (Summer) complies with industry standards for emergency rescue equipment and relevant safety standards, has passed professional testing, and offers reliable quality and suitable performance. It is essential protective gear for emergency rescue personnel during summer rescue operations, balancing summer breathability with practical protection. The five-piece set includes a rescue jacket, rescue pants, rescue gloves, rescue boots, and a protective helmet. The entire set uses summer-specific breathable fabric that is lightweight and non-sweaty, while also being abrasion-resistant, tear-resistant, waterproof, and stain-resistant, effectively protecting against debris, sharp objects, sewage, and dust at rescue sites. The jacket is loose and comfortable for ease of movement, and features reflective stripes for enhanced visibility during nighttime rescues. The pants are abrasion-resistant and scratch-resistant with adjustable cuffs to fit over rescue boots. The gloves are anti-slip, abrasion-resistant, and form-fitting for flexible operation. The rescue boots are puncture-resistant and anti-slip, suitable for complex rescue terrains. The protective helmet is lightweight and breathable, effectively protecting the head. The entire set is lightweight for easy wear, suitable for various rescue scenarios such as earthquake rescue, flood rescue, mountain search and rescue, and emergency response in high-temperature summer environments, providing rescue personnel with * protection and improving rescue efficiency.

Usage Instructions and Operating Specifications: Storage and Maintenance - Store in a dry and ventilated place, away from high temperature, moisture, and open flames, avoid prolonged sun exposure and compression to prevent fabric aging, helmet deformation, and boot mold. - Regularly inspect the entire set for fabric damage, intact reflective stripes, worn gloves, sole separation on boots, and cracks on the helmet, and replace damaged items promptly. - Designate a person in charge of storage in the designated area of the emergency rescue equipment warehouse, arranged by category, and maintain a usage log; strict prohibition on random placement, lending, or use for non-rescue purposes. Installation and Deployment - No complex installation is required; it can be worn right out of the box. Put on in the order of helmet, jacket, pants, gloves, and rescue boots, adjust to a snug fit to ensure secure wear without hindering rescue movements. - Before rescue operations, check the completeness of the entire set to ensure no damage or malfunction, and after wearing, check the reflective stripes, helmet fastening, and boot tightness to ensure compliance with rescue requirements. Operating Steps 1. Dressing: First put on the protective helmet, adjust the inner lining to fit the head; then put on the jacket, zip up and fasten the Velcro; then put on the pants and adjust the cuff tightness; then put on the gloves to ensure a snug fit; finally put on the rescue boots and tie the laces. 2. Practical Use: During rescue, wear the equipment according to the rescue scenario, use it to protect yourself, and carry out rescue operations flexibly, avoiding equipment blocking the operation area. 3. Cleaning and Storage: After rescue, take off the equipment promptly, clean surface stains and dust, rinse with clean water and air dry in a ventilated area; avoid corrosive cleaning agents; after drying, fold neatly and store in the designated area. 4. Maintenance: Regularly check for wear and tear; replace gloves and boots when severely worn; inspect the helmet's protective performance regularly; repair fabric damage in a timely manner to ensure safety for next use. Safety Precautions - Only for use by emergency rescue personnel during rescue operations; strict prohibition on use for non-rescue purposes, and strict prohibition on disassembling or modifying equipment parts. - Ensure all components are securely fastened when wearing, the helmet is worn correctly, and boots are tied tightly to prevent falling off during rescue and affecting protection. - During high-temperature summer rescues, remember to hydrate regularly to avoid heatstroke from prolonged wear, and allow for ventilation and cooling during breaks. - Do not continue to use equipment that is damaged, aged, or fails testing; replace promptly. Rescue personnel must be proficient in wearing and maintenance methods and strictly follow emergency rescue equipment usage specifications. Service Hotline: 130-6003-1111

1. Summer Flood Rescue: When carrying out flood control and personnel search and rescue, emergency rescue personnel wear the full set to protect the body from sewage and debris while maintaining breathability and comfort. 2. Mountain Search and Rescue: During summer mountain and jungle search missions, the set protects against scratches from branches and rocks; the anti-slip gloves facilitate gripping, and the helmet protects the head. 3. Earthquake Emergency Response: At post-earthquake rescue sites, the set protects personnel from debris and sharp objects and is suitable for long-duration rescue in high-temperature environments. 4. Urban Emergency Rescue: For sudden urban incidents (such as collapses or auxiliary fire rescue), wear the equipment for emergency response; it is waterproof, stain-resistant, breathable, and non-sweaty. 5. Routine Drills: During summer rescue drills, the set is suitable for high-temperature scenarios, improving personnel's proficiency in wearing and rescue capabilities. 6. Outdoor Emergency Duty: During summer outdoor emergency duty and hazard inspections, wearing the set ensures personal safety and readiness for various emergency rescue needs.

Nationwide direct logistics delivery; acceptance documents are handed over with the goods. Warranty and after-sales terms are subject to the supply contract. Government and enterprise group purchases are supported. For details, call for consultation.