Breathable air for smoke or gas-filled surroundings
Self Generating Oxygen
Oxygen supply for 15 minutes
Removes Carbon Dioxide
Removes 4,000 ppm or more in 15 minutes
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Fire Safety Active Shield
In the face of life-threatening fire or toxic gas situations, where every breath counts, Active Shield offers a lifeline that changes the game.
With the inclusion of Active Shield in your fire escape plan, this new ground breaking technology will empower you to breathe freely and confidently.
Here’s how it works:
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Oxygen Supply:
After unsealing your Active Shield, the patented 'ECO CUBE' springs into action, triggering a life-saving reaction by harnessing the power of human breath to swiftly generate and release vital oxygen. In the most dire of circumstances, this oxygen source becomes an indispensable lifeline, offering hope and rescue to those within smoke-filled environments -
Smoke and Toxic Gas Filtration:
Simultaneously, Active Shield’s advanced filtration system effectively removes 99.5 percent of smoke and toxic gases from the air. Enabling the user to breathe cleaner, and safer, reducing the risk of smoke-related injuries for 15 minutes.
In the midst of chaos, Active Shield will allow you to escape danger, protect loved ones, and navigate through challenging scenarios.
How To Use
Open
Tear one of the 12 perforated lines for quick access
Unfold
Unfold the Active Shield on both sides
Remove Cover
Remove the oxygen generator when unfolding
Fix
Utilise back strap to hold to hand
Wear
Tightly wear on face preventing tox gas and increase oxygen
Evacuate
Quickly evacuate to a safe place within 15 minutes
Distinguishing Features What Sets Active Shield Apart?
The first in the world, equipped with an oxygen generator
5 filter fabric layers for blocking smoke and toxic gas
Maximised filtering by the use of natural extracts
12 perforated lines for easy opening in any direction
Utilise for 15 minutes allowing ultimate protection
5 Filters for blocking toxic gas
Active Shield employs a cutting-edge technology featuring five composite fabric filters to effectively neutralize odors and safeguard against toxic gases, ensuring both odor control and optimal breathing stability.
Maxmised Filtering
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Natural Extracts
Formulated with a carefully selected blend of 12 botanical extracts, Active Shield guarantees safety and the unparalleled ability to minimise toxic gas exposure, due to its exceptional filtering capabilities.
Eucalyptus
Supports respiratory well-being with antibacterial properties while boosting psychological resilience
Peppermint
Enhances mental clarity and relieves stress effectively
Lavender
Reduces stress and anxiety by calming the central nervous system
Tea Tree
Offers disinfection and relief from respiratory symptoms simultaneously
Chinese Asparagus
Combines antibacterial qualities with the antioxidant power for holistic wellness
Japanese Catnip
Improves breathing and eases dust sensitivity for better respiratory health
Rosemary
Reduces anxiety and stress, leading to improved mental focus
Bellflower
Helps alleviate respiratory discomfort , soothing effect on airways
Thyme
Soothes airways, alleviating respiratory discomfort effectively
Pine
Delivers soothing and anti-inflammatory properties for overall well-being
Black Ginseng
Supports better stress management effectively
Houttuynia cordata
Enhances allergic respiratory response for improved health
House fires kill more Australians than all natural hazards
Residential fires claim more Australian lives annually than all other natural disasters combined, including floods, storms, and bushfires. A sobering fact, often overshadowed by the spotlight on the dramatic and deadly bushfires that engulf the country during our scorching Australian summers.
This alarming statistic underscores the need for a shift in focus towards preventing fatalities in residential fires, which tragically claim the lives of over fifty Australians each year. Importantly, it’s worth noting that the vast majority of these deaths are entirely preventable.
A comprehensive study, generously supported by Macquarie University in collaboration with the Bushfire and Natural Hazards Co-operative Research Centre, delved into fourteen years of coronial records across the nation. Its findings reveal a disconcerting stability in the residential fire death rate over the past decade, with vulnerable populations such as the elderly, disabled, young, and those living alone bearing the brunt of these tragedies.
Significantly, a substantial portion of these fatalities occurs during the night, with over a third of the victims being aged over 65.