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Faster Knockdown.
Greater Control.
Safer Operations.

Real-world testing that validates better fireground outcomes.

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FEATURED STUDY

MAUI FIRE DEPARTMENT
LESSONS LEARNED

Independent evaluation of HEN Nozzles in Wildland and Structural scenarios under real operational conditions.

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Lower nozzle reaction
Faster mobility
Simplified operation
Comparable or improved suppression

LIVE BURN CASE STUDIES

REAL FIRES. REAL RESULTS.

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ONE ROOM  FIRE
UNVENTED

Full suppression achieved

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60 GALLONS USED

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ONE ROOM  FIRE
VENTED

Flashover controlled

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95 GALLONS USED

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TWO ROOM  FIRE
TRANSITIONAL ATTACK

Full room coverage

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115 GALLONS USED

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TWO ROOM  FIRE

WITH VENT

Full-room coverage

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110 GALLONS USED

WHAT FIRE SERVICE LEADERS ARE SAYING

It puts out a great pattern for grass fires. We are very happy so far.

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Tony Dinges

Deputy Chief

Byron Fire Protection

I am currently deployed on the Line Fire and was able to demo the HEN® nozzle for wildland operations. This nozzle out performed our current spec fog and 3/8 smooth bore nozzles and was efficient and very user friendly. I think it could be a valuable upgrade to our spec for wildland and worth looking into.

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Matthew Parslow

Firefighter

Contra Costa County Fire Protection

Pulled up on a fully involved home this morning around 5:30. Pulled the 2.5 HEN. Stretched to Charlie..... anddddd it was a wrap. Pretty impressive.

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Colin Kelley

Captain

Clark County Fire Department

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