MASKhaze Simulated Smoke Training Tool

The MASKhaze™ Simulated Smoke Training Tool is a highly effective tool for teaching and practicing how to see and safely navigate in smoke-filled environments.

Completely waterproof, the MASKhaze™ Simulated Smoke Training Tool is the safest, most realistic smoke simulator to use for RIT, Search & Rescue, and Mayday training. To apply the MASKhaze to a compatible SCBA mask, remove the MASKhaze sheet from the package, wipe the SCBA mask lens to remove any loose dust, and stick the center of the MASKhaze’s film to the top center of the SCBA lens and lightly press downward on the film to secure properly.

To remove the MASKhaze, first have the paper backing ready. Then use the upper finger tab to pull the MASKhaze off the SCBA lens and at a downward angle across the face. Finally, apply the MASKhaze to the paper backing and store it in a dry place until the next use. The MASKhaze adhesive can be reapplied up to three times, depending on wear and storage between uses. Safe, realistic, and easy to use, the MASKhaze is an excellent piece of training equipment for firefighters, first responders, and their instructors.

• Completely waterproof MASKhaze is the safest, most realistic smoke simulator to use for RIT, Search & Rescue, and Mayday training
• To apply the MASKhaze to a compatible SCBA mask:
  • Remove the MASKhaze sheet from the package
  • Wipe the SCBA mask lens to remove any loose dust
  • Stick the center of the MASKhaze’s film to the top center of the SCBA lens and lightly press downward on the film to secure properly
• To remove the MASKhaze:
  •  Locate and have the paper backing ready
  • Use the upper finger tab to pull the MASKhaze off the SCBA lens and at a downward angle across the face
  • Apply the MASKhaze to the paper backing and store it in a dry place until the next use
• MASKhaze adhesive can be reapplied up to three times, depending on wear and storage between uses

Note: The MASKhaze Simulated Smoke Training Tool is for training purposes only. It should not be used in IDLH environments.