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PHOTO GALLERY: Photos from Fire/Rescue CustomersIf you have photos you would like to share, please email Joan. Thanks to Battalion Chief Arturo Arnalich, CEIS Guadalajara (Spain) for dramatic photos, constructive feedback, and details of one of the most challenging fan tests we have seen. Click here for the page in which he explains the test and for a link to all photos.
Thanks to Courtney of Jordan Lumber Company's Fire Division (our Dealer in Maine) for sharing the photo below. Courtney explained that this is his department's Metz Aerial that carries a VENTRY® Fan (The department is Carrabassett Valley Fire Rescue).
Thanks to Chief Garrett of the Sundance Volunteer Fire Association in Wamauma, Florida for the following three photos. He tells us that their VENTRY fan is on board their Engine (the E-One Cyclone below) and “fits perfectly in a rear compartment on a roll-out shelf.”
Rick Kumm of the Cokedale Fire Department in Cokedale, Colorado also has a very slick setup for stowing his department's VENTRY Fan. He thoughtfully shared the photos below with us. Thank you, Rick!
One more example of how nicely VENTRY Fans can be stored on apparatus. . .
Chris Marley of QDCIP Fire, LLC is a dealer of VENTRY and LENTRY. As a firefighter, Chris uses VENTRY Fans and likes them so much he has opened a business and sells VENTRY and LENTRY units across Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. Below are photos of a training Chris attended at the Columbus Fire Department in Ohio. Columbus training photos are courtesy of University student Michelle Wintering, the photographer. Thanks, Michelle! And thanks to QDCIP for letting us share them on this site.
Thank you to our customers and dealers for sharing their feedback and photos. If you have pictures or anecdotes to share, please call or email any time. |