SAM BOOST

 

Maximize the Initial Attack with SAM BOOST 

SAM BOOST is the most accessible way to get the benefits of SAM on your existing fire truck fast. With just a few weeks lead time, this retrofitted SAM system can add new safety and efficiency to your current truck. 

  • Simplifies complex pump operations to take the pressure off the pump operator. 
  • Doubles the productivity of the first crew allowing them to establish a critical secondary water source more quickly. 
  • Enhances fireground safety by freeing up the pump operator to support the crew. 
A scaled down version of SAM

Retrofit Your Truck

Take a step into the future of waterflow technology while keeping your traditional panel. It only takes 2-3 days to retrofit SAM BOOST to your existing truck. 

The Only Thing Faster than the Fire will Be You 

The first 5-10 minutes on a fire scene are critical. Fires double in size every 30 seconds and new construction materials add to fire intensity and growth.  

By assisting with complex pump operations tasks, BOOST frees up the pump operator to support the crew during the initial attack. Instead of staying by the truck to monitor the pressure of the hose, the pump operator is free to support containing and extinguishing the fire faster. 

SAM BOOST Configurations

 

SAM BOOST automatically opens the tank to pump for you.

Charge your line and know your water level on the nozzle.

SAM BOOST manages the pressure, hose kinks and friction loss, so you can focus on the fireground.

Waterflow Control in Hand

Consistent Pressure and Precision in Every Drop 

SAM BOOST gives nozzle operators the unprecedented ability to control pressure on their own line. From the nozzle, you can:

  • Charge the line
  • Check the tank level
  • See the water supply connection

SAM Smart Nozzle

Multiply the Force of Your Crew

What happens when your pump operator is also your company officer? When you are wearing multiple hats as the first arriving apparatus, what do you do first?

Adding BOOST to your crew allows operators to focus more on fire ground operations and worry less on pump operations. Automating basic pump operation functions enables small crews to focus on incident stabilization in the first 5-10 minutes of a fire, setting the tone for the rest of the incident.

It’s like having your best operator at the panel, every single time.