Cobra IRL – Operational Incidents
Read about real-life Operational Incidents where Fire and Rescue Services have used coldcut™ cobra to fight the fire.
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Warehouse Fire
In the early morning, passers-by had noticed smoke coming from the building and called the...
Fire in house pellet heating system
When the fire brigade arrived at the scene, it was quickly established that there was a fire in...
Fire in solar panel
Upon arrival, it was discovered that a solar panel system was on fire on top of the roof of the...
Deep seated / Wildland fires
Here, the Incident Commander (IC) is using a Thermal Imagine Camera (TIC) to locate the heat and...
Cobra use in Car Workshop Fire
The fire and rescue services in Borås, Sweden, were called to a car fire in a workshop. The...
Cobra use in furniture shop
Friday, March 4th, 2016, 16:57. Netherland Fire and Rescue Service Zuid-Holland Zuid were called...
First Responder House fire
Halmstad Sweden, March 2021 The central fire station in Halmstad employs full-time firefighters,...
Electrical Vehicle (EV) Fire
30 July 2021 In the city of Rhaudermoor in Niedersachsen the local fire brigade (FF Rhaudermoor)...
Fire in a farm building | Höganäs, Sweden
– a case study from Höganäs Fire and Rescue Service Sweden Just after 7 pm on November 22 2018,...
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Cobra Method
The Cobra Method, including cooling fire gases from a safer place outside the fire compartment, is one of the safest and most efficient firefighting options available to Fire & Rescue Services.
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