Building for the Long Haul
3 x three-step Ambulatory decontamination lanes (Gross Decon, Shower/Rinse, Dry/Redress)
Gender privacy
Non-Ambulatory decontamination lane for litter-borne casualties
External waste water storage bladder (1000 or 1400 USG)
First Responder/Family decontamination lane
Articulating frame staging and triage shelters On-demand
Soap inducted shower and rinse Non-Ambulatory privacy
Spray nozzles operating at 2.5 GPM each
4 x recessed 300 W scene lights
On-board, 150 USG fresh water storage tank
110,000 BTU/hr. diesel fired Air Heater
On-board, 50 USG diesel fuel storage tank
380,000 BTU/hr. diesel fired Water Heater
On-board, automatic waste water discharge system with scald control
1" raised grid flooring to avoid contact with contaminated water
10 kW diesel fired power generator
Easy-access low angle side entry & exit ramps
Fold out stairs for Responder/Family lane 24' long x 8' 6" wide x 9' 6" high (outside)
Sealed, washable, chemical/biological resistant interior protection
Curb weight: 8800 lbs. (approx.)
Estimated water system demand: 13 USGPM
4 x 50 W fluorescent waterproof interior lights
Estimated electrical demand: 4421 W
2 x rear stability jacks
Original Design & Specifications Subject to Change
2 x 7000 lb. Torflex axles c/w electric brakes
1 x Topwind Swivel Jack
2 x 7000 lb. safety cables
1 x Breakaway kit and trailer plug
2-5/16" ball coupler hitch
DOT compliant exterior lighting
Body and decontamination chamber constructed of aluminum interlocking panels
2 x fold-down side doors at the rear of the trailer providing access to
Non-Ambulatory conveyor system
2 x side-swing side doors providing access to Responder/Family decontamination lane
2 x fold-down side doors at the front of the trailer providing Entrance and Exit to Ambulatory lanes
1 x roll-up door located on the cold side of the trailer providing access to the Mechanical Room
In the face of hazardous materials incidents or weapons of mass destruction (WMD) emergencies, response teams require equipment that can perform efficiently under pressure. Enter the MEDecon SCT-24 by Nor E First Response, Inc.—a game-changer in mobile casualty response systems. This innovative trailer is engineered to deliver comprehensive decontamination services swiftly and effectively, ensuring that every response is met with precision and reliability.
Rapid Deployment and Versatility
The MEDecon SCT-24 is designed for rapid deployment and ease of use, enabling teams to set up and start operations in just 15 minutes with the help of two responders.
Its compact yet comprehensive design makes it a versatile addition to any emergency response arsenal.
At the heart of the SCT-24’s design are its three distinct decontamination lanes for ambulatory casualties. These lanes feature a systematic approach:
Gross Decontamination: The initial stage where surface contaminants are removed.
Shower/Rinse: A thorough washing stage to ensure contaminants are fully rinsed away.
Dry/Redress: The final step where individuals are dried and provided with clean clothing.
These lanes are designed to maintain gender privacy, ensuring that all individuals are treated with respect and dignity throughout the process.
For those who are non-ambulatory, the SCT-24 includes a dedicated lane to handle litter-borne casualties, providing the same level of thorough decontamination while accommodating those unable to move independently.
Effective water and waste management is crucial in decontamination, and the SCT-24 delivers on this front with an external waste water storage bladder available in sizes of 1000 or 1400 US gallons. The trailer also features an advanced automatic waste water discharge system with scald control to manage waste efficiently.
On-board, the SCT-24 boasts a 150 US gallon fresh water storage tank, ensuring a steady supply of clean water for operations. The trailer is equipped with both a 110,000 BTU/hr diesel-fired air heater and a 380,000 BTU/hr diesel-fired water heater to provide both warmth and hot water as needed.
Constructed with sealed, washable, chemical/biological resistant materials, the SCT-24 is built to withstand the rigors of decontamination operations. Its exterior measures 24 feet long, 8 feet 6 inches wide, and 9 feet 6 inches high, providing ample space for operations while remaining easy to transport.
Inside, the trailer features 1-inch raised grid flooring to keep contaminated water off the ground and 4 x 50 W fluorescent waterproof interior lights, along with 4 x recessed 300 W scene lights, ensuring that the interior is well-lit and safe to operate in.
Accessing the various decontamination lanes is straightforward with easy-access side entry and exit ramps, complemented by fold-out stairs for the responder and family decontamination lane. The trailer also includes a roll-up door on the cold side for access to the mechanical room, ensuring that all aspects of the unit are readily accessible.
With its sophisticated design and robust features, the MEDecon SCT-24 is ready to tackle the toughest challenges in emergency response. Whether dealing with a natural disaster, hazardous materials incident, or WMD event, this mobile decontamination trailer provides a critical tool for ensuring that all affected individuals receive the care they need quickly and efficiently.
In a world where every second counts during a crisis, the MEDecon SCT-24 stands as a testament to the power of innovation and preparedness. For emergency response teams looking to enhance their capabilities and ensure readiness for any scenario, the SCT-24 offers a solution that combines speed, efficiency, and reliability in one powerful package.