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The Tempest Mobile Ventilation Unit (MVU™)

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Tempest Mobile Ventilation Units are the next step in the evolution of PPV as a revolutionary firefighting tool. An MVU allows PPV to be applied to large structures that were nearly impossible to ventilate before.

Tempest built the first Fire MVU in 1996 and is the leader in the design and application of large diameter mobile ventilation tools. With more than 70 units in service around the world, Tempest has the experience and knowledge to provide the right Mobile Ventilation Unit for your specific application. In addition, Tempest offers the necessary support and training to ensure every MVU is operated safely and effectively.

The MVU works by creating an air-seal at the entrance point, pressurizing the structure. The resulting airflow blows clean, fresh air into the structure, forcing out heat, smoke, gasses and other contaminates. It can be used to ventilate any size or shape structure as long as there is an entrance point for the clean air and an exit point for the contaminated air. It is a proven technique that saves lives, and improves worker and citizen safety.

Places the MVU is at work:

Tunnels: Road, Train, Subway and Underground Utility. Ventilate subway tunnels from
above ground positions. Support fixed ventilation systems or control heat and smoke when

no fixed ventilation is available.

   High Rise/Multi-Story Structures: High rise buildings, basement floors, parking
   structures. Clear stairwells to create unobstructedpaths for evacuation and first responder
   access. Ventilate underground floors and parking areas from ground level.

Airport Facilities (ARFF) : Passenger terminals, large frame aircraft, freight
warehouses, airport hoteks and tunnels.

   Large Commercial Structures: Control smoke migration in box stores, shopping malls,
   convention centers and warehouses to enhance safety of first responders and reduce
   potential property loss.

Manufacturing Facilities/Warehouses: Minimize disruption of operations caused by

small fires or chemical releases by quickly controlling and removing heat and gases.

Mass Decontamination: Utilizing the MVU misting system to knock-down gases, dilute
chemical agents and mass decon of personnel and equipment.