Many vehicles are equipped with generators. This is an extension cord reel used with electrical equipment.

Another view of the reel.

Another kind of cord reel.

Electrical junction box for use with a generator.

This is a gasoline powered fan used to force smoke and gasses out of a building.

Another view.

Another view.

This is an electric fan used to ventilate confined spaces.

This is an electric fan used to force smoke and gasses out of a building.

This is an adjustable bar used to support a smoke ejector.

Large Bolt cutters, flat head axe, Haligan tool, and sledge hammer.

Closet hook, pick head axe, and small bolt cutters.

Duckbill lock breaker, and glass saw.

Pry axe, and sliding pry bar

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The Haligan tool is a multi purpose pry bar. It was developed from a burglar tool by a New York city firefighter.

Halligan tools come in various sizes.

The flat head axe and Haligan tool are often used together. When combined they are referred to as the Irons.

A simple goose neck pry bar.

Straight pry bar, useful for digging or lifting heavy objects.

This is a large pry bar with a hook.

This is a hand powered hydraulic ram used to force doors open.

This is a tool kit used to replace sprinkler heads activated in a fire or damaged by accident.

Tool box for repair kit

This is a safety harness often used when working on a a ladder or aerial device.

Roof hook, drywall hook, rubbish hook and pike pole. These are typically used to open walls and ceilings to check for fire spread. These tools are available with handles ranging from 3 to 16 feet. The shorter tools often come with a D-handle.

Rubbish hook and pike pole.

Dry wall hook, and roof hook.

Small round point shovel. Shovels like this are useful for removing debris or digging out overgrown utility shutoff devices.

Small square point shovel. Shovels like this are useful for debris removal. This is a short handle shovel with a D-handle but long handle shovels are also common.

Large square point snow shovel. Large shovels like this are very useful for debris removal and can be used to remove standing water. For departments that get snow these may actually be used to shovel snow.

Water proof tarps are used to prevent additional damage from fire suppression operations. These tarps can be used to direct water, cover valuables or carry out debris.

This is a back pack mounted wet /dry vacuum used to pick up water and debris.

This view shows the harness.

This tool is used to shut off water and gas valves located in the ground.

Edge rollers are used to protect hose or rope going over the corner of a window or roof.

Rubber mallet, hose clamp and spanner wrenches.

This is a mounting bracket for a hydrant wrench and spanner wrenches.

Hydrant wrench and ratcheting hydrant wrenches.

Large diameter hose spanner wrenches.

Hydrant wrench, wildland hose clamp and drafting strainer.

This clamp can be used to cut off water flow in hose up to 3" in diameter.

Another style of hose clamp.

Another view.

This is a drafting strainer used when drawing water from a static source such as a pond.

Duct tape and caution tape.

Hand held radio.

Another view

This is a popular brand of portable light using a 300 watt bulb.

This is a large rechargeable flashlight carried on most fire department vehicles.

Another view

Another style of light box.

This is a fuel can.

Thermal imagers are forward looking infrared cameras used to find a hidden fire or victims. 

Another view. This unit is designed to be used on the ground by a crawling person so it includes pads to protect it from the ground.

These cameras are very expensive so most are stored in a sturdy case.

This is another style of thermal imager using a pistol grip.

This is a compact thermal imager held like a video camera.

This is another pistol grip style thermal imager.

This is another pistol grip style of thermal imager.

This is a hand held thermal imager.

Another view.