The Fire House Flame Retardant Manikin is designed for high temperature snatch rescue scenarios with real flames and the chance of a flash-over. 

They are weighted to produce an anatomically correct weight distribution and the feel of an unconscious patient. The higher specification, flame retardant manikins demonstrate a good balance between temperature and abrasion resistance.

Similar to the General Duty manikin, the Fire House Manikin incorporates glass fibre for the outer carcass and is stitched with PTFE-rated glass thread. The protective overalls are made using Kermel flame-retardant fabric which provides excellent heat and abrasion resistance. Additionally, each manikin is fitted with heat resistant fire-fighter's safety boots.

The manikins will easily withstand temperatures of 200C - 250C and only starts to fail at temperatures in excess of 400C. Flash-over temps greater than 1000C are withstood by the manikin for short periods.