Fire and emergency service stations

Reduce illnesses

Your colleagues are the most valuable asset of your station, taking care of them by providing clean air at work can make them healthier and happier.

Reduce pollutants

Pollution in your facility can have a negative impact on station equipment and supplies, such as forcing downtime and additional cleaning costs.

Be compliant

It is important to keep workplace exposure below the legal limits, even in peak-times.

It is the philosophy of Plymovent to deliver quality systems that are safe, user friendly, regulation compliant and that will enhance the quality of life for your firefighter’s and emergency service personnel. That is why we have developed a line of source capture systems designed to meet your station’s needs:

Under Carriage Track Systems - for single and double bay applications
Under Carriage Rail Systems - for drive through bays with up to four vehicles
Vertical Stack Rail Systems - for vehicles with overhead exhaust stacks

Your advantages

Auto-disconnect at the exit door
Adjustable release points depending on vehicles exit speed
Automatic start-stop of fan by an exhaust sensor
Suitable for existing fire and EMS stations as well as new design-built stations

Magnetic Grabber®

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Pneumatic Grabber®

Sliding Balancer Track (SBT)

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Straight Rail (STR)

Vertical Stack Rail - Rail systems - Plymovent

Vertical Stack Rail (VSR)

Applying for a grant to get a Plymovent vehicle exhaust removal system doesn’t have to be complex. Learn more by contacting us today.

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Video

Sneak peak from our Fire Chief Video that will be launched this Friday.

"We can tell in the daily cleaning duties as there is no soot build up. It has made for a healthier work environment for all our personnel."

John Lapham

Chief at North Tonawanda Fire Department

The whole team at Plymovent is great to deal with. I went back and forth with Tony at Air Cleaning Systems for all my questions and he had answers for everything.

Jeffrey McGuigan

Assistant Fire Chief at White Springs Fire Department