“For nearly two years RBFRS have been working closely with G2SR to improve the safety of our firefighters. We have started doing this through the fitting of Sentinel Ceiling Tiles and In Cab Air and Surface Ionisers. G2SR by far provides the best customer service of any of my suppliers. We have issues resolved in minutes; they have helped us solve problems and provide advice at the end of the phone. We have highlighted improvements that could be made to equipment, and they have implemented those changes, but with that they communicate those changes to other users so the whole Fire Sector benefits. I am looking forward to working closely with G2SR to develop the next iteration of the Sentinel In Cab Air and Surface Ionisers”

"As part of our commitment to protecting the health of our investigators, we were looking for a practical solution for our smaller Fire Investigation vehicles where there is no separation between the driver and contaminated equipment or PPE. G2SR provided an effective way to help improve in-vechicle air quality by addressing airborne particulates and VOCs. The S100 was simple to incorporate into our vehicle and represents a small cost alongside other standard vehicle equipment such as radio installations and emergency warning systems. For us, investing in cleaner air inside our vehicles is an important step in supporting the long term health and well being of our investigators and our Fire Dogs"

We were lucky that at the time of implementing our contaminants procedures, we took delivery of two new appliances. This meant that by the time the appliances were ready for operational use, our clean cab procedures had to be in place. The stumbling block was the SCBA sets, which, although cleaned after use to the best of our abilities, still posed a risk of contaminating the appliance cabs. This is when we introduced (via our good friend Andy Slater PGI) the Sentinel 300 Ioniser into the appliances. These small devicses emit tens of thousands of ions into the appliance cab, effectively neutralising and agglomerating any harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) or particulates which may have been left over from the cleaning process, an incident or training. This was monitored via an air quality monitor which provided positive results in the reduction of VOCs and particulates