Command vehicle for command and control squadron or local command and control support group

Our command vehicles, built according to DIN 14507, serve as command vehicles for the control of tactical units according to fire department regulation 100.

Based on the experience of our customers, previous models have been further improved and now guarantee optimal working conditions in different application scenarios.

possible basic vehicles:
- Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
- Volkswagen Crafter
- MAN TGE
Length: 7.185
Width: 2.500 mm
Height: 3.250 mm
Permitted Total weight: 5.500 kg

Equipment highlights

The box body in BINZ Rescube design with integrated Hänsch warning system incl. Marking of the emergency line, is available with manual or hydraulic support system to stabilize the vehicle.

Optional exterior attachments, such as awning, awning with hook-in side and front parts, two roof air conditioners with integrated skylight, radio mast, SAT system, etc. extend the functionality of the vehicle.

The individual interior design concept makes this ELW the perfect command center.

Awning and outdoor monitor

The equipment compartment in the rear is occupied by the clearly arranged rear shelf made of aluminum profile frames. The firefighting equipment is stored in plastic boxes. In addition, a cooling box and a heavy-duty pull-out for a power generator have been integrated in the rear area.

The doors, which are clad with aluminum ducting, house a hygiene module and are used to accommodate other equipment.

In the front part of the box body there are two radio workstations with radio and communication system.

Spacious wall cabinets

On the partition wall to the meeting room is a pull-out for the multifunction printer and charging holders for wireless and DECT telephones.

There is a meeting room in the back. It has a work table with two benches, a short-distance projector and storage compartments. Furthermore, a surface covering with whiteboard foil was applied.

Additional storage compartments and drawers are also integrated into the meeting table.

A 19-inch rack, the pass-through and a removable monitor, which can be mounted outside for operational display, were integrated into the partition wall between the radio room and the meeting room.