Dräger AFS 5000 Aircraft Fire Simulator
Gas-powered, ICAO-compliant aircraft fire simulator for realistic ARFF training
The Dräger AFS 5000 is a gas-powered (propane) aircraft fire simulator built for efficient, realistic aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) training, suitable for both trainees and advanced crews. Its compact design sets up on paved surfaces without time-consuming earthworks or underground installation, and the dummy aircraft's fire points can be ignited individually or in combination via radio remote control or touch screen. With the AFS 5000 a training facility can meet all requirements set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Technical specifications.
| Meets all ICAO requirements for an aircraft fire training facility | |
| Gas-powered, environmentally friendly propane operation | |
| Controlled by radio remote control or touch screen | |
| Each fire point ignites separately or in combination | |
| Fully automatic control system with emergency gas cut-off switch | |
| Sets up on paved surfaces - no earthworks / underground installation required | |
| Optional realistic aircraft-cabin module with typical cabin, APU, turbine and spill fires |
Use cases.
- ›Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) crew training at airports
- ›ICAO-compliant fire training facility setup
- ›Cabin, APU, turbine, engine and fuel-spill fire scenario training
Replacements & compatible alternatives.
Comparable Fire Safety & Rescue from other suppliers. Cross-shop on specs — confirm exact fit and compatibility with the supplier before specifying.
