Fire and emergency personnel can sometimes find themselves working in environments that are contaminated with toxins and other hazardous materials. But the risks these contaminants pose does not end when the personnel leave the site. In many cases, the toxins remain on their clothing long after exposure. If proper turnout gear storage is not used in their service vehicles, then the toxins on the clothing can possibly enter the body though ingestion, inhalation, or absorption.

At Rockland, the safety of law enforcement, fire, and EMS personnel is our primary concern. That is why we manufacture turnout gear vehicle storage solutions that feature our Gear Clear Venting System (U.S. Pat. No. 10,376,720). Our Gear Clear Venting System keeps you and your passengers safe from contaminants by actively and continuously pulling in fresh cabin air from inside the vehicle into the storage cabinet and forcing the contaminated air outside of the vehicle. Now available with a UVC Germicidal Light, Gear clear can now protect first responders from the added dangers of exposure to viruses, bacteria, and mold.

Stay Safe with Our Gear Clear Turnout Gear Vehicle Storage Cabinets

The Gear Clear Venting System is available as a stand-alone unit or built into a new command cabinet configuration in either the cargo space or passenger area of your vehicle. Or, if you already have a Rockland cabinet in your vehicle, we can incorporate it into your existing setup. With our Gear Clear system installed in your vehicle, your gear will be kept dry, well ventilated, and protected from direct sunlight.

To learn more about our turnout gear storage solutions featuring our Gear Clear Venting System or to request a quote for your vehicle, contact Rockland Custom Products today. You can also check out our Facebook and Instagram pages to see many of our favorite customer builds!

Gear Clear Key Features: 

• Sealed, air-tight storage unit with plenty of space for all your gear
• Keeps gear dry, well-ventilated, and protected from the harmful effects of direct sunlight as per NFPA 1851 regulations for safe storage of PPE.
• Active ventilation system safely pulls in fresh air from inside the vehicle cabin, circulates it, and exhausts it outside through a small anti-backflow valve under your vehicle. 

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