Roses iron curtain entry tool
OwnerEric Ramone Roseinventor
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Abstract
The iron entry tool is a multifunctional device for building and vehicle forced entry, flow path blocking, rescue tarp, patient carrier. The entry tool comprises a modular structure that can fit into a wide variety of building openings and vehicle doors that are cut out under traffic collision incidents. The power alarm system of the tool provides critical safety features for rapid egress of firefighters. The canvas of the entry tool can be conveniently rewound to provide an user an efficient way to store and carry the Roses iron entry toll.
Claims19
A curtain entry tool for building and vehicle forced entry and carrying patients comprising:
- a bar jam;
- a door wedge;
- a canvas;
- the bar jam comprising a plurality of telescoping rods, a plurality of apertures, a locking mechanism, a first end bracket, and a second end bracket;
- the plurality of apertures being distributed on the outer surface of at least one of the plurality of telescoping rods;
- the first end bracket and second bracket being detachably and terminally mounted to the plurality of telescoping rods opposite each other along the plurality of telescoping rods;
- the locking mechanism being slidably and concentrically attached to the outer surface of the plurality of telescoping rods through one of the plurality of apertures;
- the door wedge being removably attached to the plurality of telescoping rods of the bar jam;
- the canvas comprising a first edge, a second edge, a plurality of holes, and a plurality of fasteners;
- the plurality of holes being laterally distributed across the first edge of the canvas;
- the canvas being terminally attached to the plurality of telescoping rods of the bar jam at the first edge through the plurality of fasteners;
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- the second edge being positioned longitudinally opposite the first edge of the canvas.
A curtain entry tool for building and vehicle forced entry and carrying patients comprising:
- a bar jam;
- a door wedge;
- a canvas;
- a power alarm system;
- the bar jam comprising a plurality of telescoping rods, a plurality of apertures, a locking mechanism, a first end bracket, and a second end bracket;
- the plurality of apertures being distributed on the outer surface of at least one of the plurality of telescoping rods;
- the first end bracket and second bracket being detachably and terminally mounted to the plurality of telescoping rods opposite each other along the plurality of telescoping rods;
- the locking mechanism being slidably and concentrically attached to the outer surface of the plurality of telescoping rods through one of the plurality of apertures;
- the door wedge being removably attached to the plurality of telescoping rods of the bar jam;
- the canvas comprising a first edge, a second edge, a plurality of holes, and a plurality of fasteners;
- the plurality of holes being laterally distributed across the first edge of the canvas;
- the canvas being terminally attached to the plurality of telescoping rods of the bar jam at the first edge through the plurality of fasteners;
- the second edge being positioned longitudinally opposite the first edge of the canvas;
- the power system comprising an audio aperture, an audio alarm, a plurality of lights, a power source, a light switch, an audio switch, and a plurality of wires;
- the audio aperture being positioned adjacent to the second edge of the canvas;
- the audio alarm being attached to the audio aperture;
- the plurality of lights being positioned longitudinally across the canvas adjacent the audio aperture;
- the light switch being electrically connected between the power source and the light;
- the audio switch connecting the power source and the audio alarm using the plurality of wires;
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- the power source being positioned in the audio aperture adjacent the audio alarm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.