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Realistic training oxygen cylinder replica with functional valve for safe fire & rescue traffic accident simulations.

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🧯 Training Oxygen Cylinder Replica with Functional Pressure Regulator

Professional Training Aid for Traffic Accident (RTA) Rescue Simulations

This training kit is specially designed for fire and rescue services to practice extrication, emergency first aid, and critical incident management at traffic accidents. It enables realistic hands-on training for oxygen therapy administration without the hazards associated with high-pressure medical oxygen.

🔑 Key Features

  • Realistic Design: Matches the dimensions and color scheme of standard medical oxygen cylinders used by emergency services.

  • Functional Pressure Regulator: Integrated regulator allows full operational practice—turning the main valve knob, adjusting flow rates on the flowmeter (L/min), and connecting oxygen masks or resuscitators.

  • 100% Safe: The cylinder module does not contain high-pressure oxygen. Ideal for dynamic training in rugged terrain, inside vehicle wrecks, or alongside hydraulic rescue tools where drops or mechanical impacts might occur.

📐 Technical Specifications

Parameter

Description / Value

Device Type

Training Replica (Inert / Non-pressurized)

Compatibility

Standard oxygen masks and non-rebreather masks

Control Elements

Rotary flow knob, pressure gauge indicator (simulated), outlet barb

Material

PLA/PETG

Intended Use

Fire & Rescue training, EMS, advanced first aid courses

⚠ Notice: This product is intended strictly for training and simulation purposes. It is not certified or intended for medical oxygen administration or real-world emergency patient care.

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