Dräger System 64: Portable Exterior Live Fire Trainer

Fire Simulation Systems

Portable fire training system with propane-fueled burn pan
Setup in under 30min, fits in truck bed or small trailer
Interchangeable props for varied training scenarios
Ideal for flexible, on-site fire training

Highlights

Designed to fit inside a truck bed, van, or small trailer, and be set up in under 30 minutes, this flexible exterior live fire trainer lets you conduct training scenarios virtually anywhere. With a 6x4 foot liquid propane fueled burn pan, 2-stage fires, and a variety of interchangeable props, the System 64 can address many fire training scenarios in a highly mobile configuration.

Helps you meet NFPA 1001 training requirements

Dräger worked closely with fire department trainers to develop the Dräger System 64, a propane-fueled exterior live fire training system designed to help fire departments train on exterior live fires according to NFPA 1001. With this affordable train … More Information

Portable, easy to use and flexible

To facilitate mobility, the Dräger System 64 has a 6-foot by 4-foot burn pan that is designed to fit inside a pickup truck or small trailer. Setup is easy, using convenient plug connections and quick-coupling hoses. The equipment is light enough to b … More Information

Designed for ultimate safety and control

The Dräger System 64 includes an equipment box that connects easily to the burn pan. The pilot and the burner control are designed to be fail-safe and the burner management is designed to meet CAN/CSA B149.3 and NFPA 86 standards.

The Dräger System 6 … More Information

Interchangable props for various training scenarios

The System 64 is designed to provide maximum flexibility for your training missions. You can use a variety of props – including a car, a propane cylinder, pallet, BBQ, electric motor, and dumpster – to provide different training scenarios in accordan … More Information

Fully functional car prop

The portable car prop offers a wide range of training scenarios. In conjunction with the burn pan and the auxiliary burner connection, four different fire scenarios are possible, including an engine fire, passenger compartment fire, trunk fire, and … More Information