Motorola Ems Radio

[Hardwired] I maintain a remotely controlled EMS radio site that is deep in a national forest. Power there is either too low a voltage, or too high, and rarely correct. The LCR2400 does a great job in compensating for the changing voltage, and protects about $40K worth of radio equipment. It has worked 24/7 for over two years with no problems. Highly recommend it !!

[16x BRS] The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

[2] The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

Made in the USA, folding into a relatively compact size for pocket storage, and with a variety of useful tools for Fire/EMS work. These are hands down my favorite trauma shears, and shears that I have purchased several times as gifts for coworkers or family in the Fire/EMS industry. I use these shears multiple times a week, and get the most usage out of the shears themselves, the seatbelt cutter, and the ring cutter. The seatbelt cutter doubles as an excellent box opener, and the ring cutter functions great for cutting zipties and other tough, small, band-like objects. The seatbelt cutter does work spectacularly on seatbelts, you just have to be pulling the belt itself taught in order for it to cut through. By far the best tool on these shears is the O2 key. I, fortunately, have not used it frequently - but it has absolutely saved my bacon on scenes more than a few times when we need O2 and the bottle doesn't have the lever riveted in to open it. These are excellent shears with a lengthy warranty for repair or replacement. Buy these with confidence and expect them to last you a career so long as you show them a bit of care.

[Black] This is a great EMS First Aid Kit for Home Office or for Adventure with children. I bought this to create my own First Aid Kit for Home use. It is a little on the big side but that's a plus point because then you can create your own personalised kit to cover any eventuality be it a trauma, severe bleeding, minor cuts, sting/bug bites, fracture, or God forbid something else. Pelican quality in my opinion is second to none and having a dedicated area to out your tablets/pills and other small items is just amazing. My case came with the soft padded divider set which made life so much easier to enaure things stayed organised and had their own compartments. It goes without saying that I love Pelican quality and that I would totally buy again because I already bought another one for use in my vehicle. This time I bought the Pelican 1465EMS Air.

[Leather] Made in the USA, folding into a relatively compact size for pocket storage, and with a variety of useful tools for Fire/EMS work. These are hands down my favorite trauma shears, and shears that I have purchased several times as gifts for coworkers or family in the Fire/EMS industry. I use these shears multiple times a week, and get the most usage out of the shears themselves, the seatbelt cutter, and the ring cutter. The seatbelt cutter doubles as an excellent box opener, and the ring cutter functions great for cutting zipties and other tough, small, band-like objects. The seatbelt cutter does work spectacularly on seatbelts, you just have to be pulling the belt itself taught in order for it to cut through. By far the best tool on these shears is the O2 key. I, fortunately, have not used it frequently - but it has absolutely saved my bacon on scenes more than a few times when we need O2 and the bottle doesn't have the lever riveted in to open it. These are excellent shears with a lengthy warranty for repair or replacement. Buy these with confidence and expect them to last you a career so long as you show them a bit of care.

[Universal] This is an excellent EMS Case that is equally good for any personal First Aid use. The brand name Pelican says it all about the sturdy quality and fine finish of this box. It has three trays, each of which has an enclosure with a lid on it that you can out stuff in so it won't fall out. All three trays can be taken out completely if you wanted to use the EMS Case without the inside trays. The case itself is a little bit big for MY use. I am using this case as a dedicated first aid kit for my vehicle and for this reason it is a little on the big side for me and my usage otherwise its not that big. I have two of these: one dedicated for home and the other for my car. Both EMS cases were boight from B&H Store. Transacting with B&H Store has been absolutely wonderful and excellent for the past 13 years and this transaction was nothing different. They are fast, reliable, pleasure to do business with and honest people.

[5.355 lb] This is one of the best EMS First Aid cases that one can get their hands on. It is built like a tank, it is air and water tight and has specially built areas for various EMS items. I bought this one back in July and was so happy and impressed with the quality and utility aspects that I purchased another dedicated for my vehicles. I absolutely love it and will most definitely purchase anything made by Pelican again and again.