H-60 Mobile Training Simulator w/ Sensory Control Unit

The North American Rescue Simulation (NARS) H-60 is a portable, and reusable, helicopter cabin structure built for providing realism to combat medical training without heavy demand on personnel. It provides the capability to train appropriate personnel on the proper methods of administering medical aid to occupants from the interior of a structure within the parameters of a training exercise.

The remote-controlled unit, with a custom designed interface and operable either via laptop or NARS tablet device, allows for an increase/decrease in the level of stress on the trainee via the control of environmental factors, including light, noise, wind (fans), smoke (foggers), and other specialized components. Factors can also be controlled manually via the Sensory Control Unit (SCU - included).

Features

• Allows for combat configuration of equipment
• Train combat loading multiple patients
• Allows for loading patients from Point of Injury
• Simulate treatment during transportation

Specifications

• L 25 ft. x H 8.5 ft. x W 6.75 ft.
• Weight: 2200 lbs