Burnover shelter
OwnerCameron Williamsinventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to a burn-over shelter comprising a sleeve closed at one end and a first opening at an opposing end to enable the sleeve to be fitted over the head of a wearer to cover at least the torso and head of the wearer with the head at the closed end of the sleeve. The sleeve includes a second opening at a position that enables the wearer to pass at least one arm through the second opening from inside the shelter.
Claims17
A burn-over shelter comprising a sleeve closed at one end and a first opening at an opposing end to enable the sleeve to be fitted over the head of a wearer to cover at least the torso and head of the wearer with the head at the closed end of the sleeve, the sleeve including a second opening at a position that enables the wearer to pass at least one arm through the second opening from inside the shelter and wherein the burn-over shelter is formed of a reflective material for reflecting a majority of incident radiant heat.
A burn-over shelter as defined in claim 10, wherein the burn-over shelter may provide at least 150 seconds of protection from 20 kW/m2 radiant heat according to International Standard ISO 6942.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.