Evacuator World Wide B.V.

About Evacuator World Wide B.V.

The Evacuator Fire-proof Collective Escape/Evacuation Descent System Guarantees A Simple and Fast Escape From Heights Within 10 Seconds!

- Fire Proof system up to 1200 Degrees Celsius fitted with steel cables/wires. - Panic Proof, instinctively simple to use, connect harnesses on preinstalled hooks, open hatch (or climb over winch deck barrier) and start descent. - Escape-procedure within 10 seconds. - Fully automatic and hands-free descent, approx. 1 m/s. - The Steel cables, cannot burn, melt or get tangled. - Safe descent at all wind speeds and extremely wet weather conditions. - Safe descent when nacelle is on fire. - Always there where you need it, immediately ready to use. - Pre-installed and fixed at the escape hatches, always within reach.. - No time consuming preparation, just click on and go. - No electricity required - Multiple personnel can descend at the same time. - In case of acute health problems/cardiac arrest a person can be safely on the ground within the 6 Golden minutes. - Can be done with 1 hand (in case Injury has been sustained to other hand). - Maintenance friendly, visual inspection and system-test, approx. 15 Minutes. - Long Lifespan >30 years. - Much lower costs of ownership compared with all textile rope based rescue descent devices. - Easy installation, suitable for all wind turbines, on and offshore. - Installation does not damage the nacelle-construction and does not interfere annual maintenance in the nacelle (No drilling required). - Certified by DEKRA Germany EN341, ANSI Z359 and CSA Z259.

The Evacuator escape descent system brings compliance to ALL Official Safety Standards in the wind industry and all other industrial safety regulations explained on the Evacuator.com website.

Info: www.evacuator.com Info@evacuator.com

Keywords

• Construction Safety Evacuation Rescue
• Cranes
• Descent Device Descent System
• Descent System
• Energy
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• Escape From Fire
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• Harbour Cranes
• Height Safety
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• Nacelle Safety
• Offshore Wind
• Onshore Wind
• Ppe
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• Tower Cranes
• When Every Second Counts At Heights
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• Wind Turbines
• Windenergy

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  NijmegenGelderland, Netherlands

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