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The F1 helmet for urban fires: it has a nickel-plated coating to reflect heat, and has two visors, an anti-projection visor (used in road rescue for example), and a transparent or gold visor against thermal radiation. The helmet is held by a chin strap and you can add a flap in aluminized fabric or felt, attached by Velcro;

The F2 helmet for forest fires: it is a lighter helmet, red (for men of the rank), yellow (for non-commissioned officers) or white (for officers), and equipped with protective goggles and a chinstrap.

The firefighter's helmet mainly protects against heat, shocks (progression without visibility) and falling objects (collapses). It can be combined with a self-contained breathing apparatus (ARI) (compressed air cylinder worn on the back, the face mask of which is attached to the helmet) which allows breathing even in a smoky or toxic atmosphere and therefore protects the respiratory tract. .

Fire helmets for urban fires or forest fires meet the following standards:

Building fire fighting: EN 443, EN 14458
Fight against vegetation fires and forest fires: EN 16471: 2014
Firefighting on board ships: MED and Solas
Technical rescue operation: EN 16473: 2014
Electrical insulation capacity: E2, E3

The main uses:

During road accidents in which various dangers can occur (explosions, collapses, splinters, contact with explosive or chemical products)

During structural fires with extremely high temperatures, poor visibility, thick smoke, falling debris in a building

During technical rescue during which potential hazards such as unstable ground, structural hazards, environmental hazards, fire hazards, explosive hazards

the most common options:

ATEX certified LED torch
Communication system
Photoluminescent color
golden or neutral visor
Attribute Plate
Fabric or aluminized head curtain
Customization of the helmet