First Response Vehicles & SmartPlug

By Sandra, March 16, 2010 8:05 am

Taking a momentary break from our usual SmartPlug marine news we are excited to let you know that we have recently entered into the Emergency Vehicle market.  In the past few weeks we shipped out several units to an ambulance company in Virginia who have converted their entire emergency vehicle fleet with 30 Amp SmartPlug inlet and connectors.  We also have units on ambulances in Antioch, IL, on fire boats in Anderson Island, WA and in the Miami-Dade department as well as requests for our 50 Amp SmartPlug from the Seattle Harbor Patrol.

ambulance

Emergency Vehicles are subjected to harsh environments similar to boats.  They are exposed to all different types of weather, vibration, contamination by various chemicals such as oil and fuel as a boat would be while plugged in.  Since they are currently using the same twist lock plug to supply electricity as the marine industry uses they are susceptible to the same dangers such as burning and melting.   Those who have contacted us from Virginia, Illinois, Seattle and Miami have expressed their frustrations and concerns of finding their plugs in this condition and were looking for an alternative with a similar cost. 

Once the ambulance company in Virginia received a SmartPlug to test on one of their emergency vehicles they realized there was no better choice.  Not only has the SmartPlug offered them a much more dependable and safer option but it has also saved them a large amount of money too! 

 

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