W.S. Darley will provide SkyeBrowse 3D modeling software in addition to its UAV offerings to first responders and public safety agencies.

Articles include Darley’s response to coronavirus, new clean fire suppression for server rooms, new TS 2,000-gpm compact single-stage end suction pump, and more.

The engineering and design of the TS pump has allowed Darley to rate the TS Series pump at 2,000 gpm while maintaining the same footprint and packaging options of its PS Series product line.

Darley’s leadership put together a preference list that included innovative early adopters with a cross section of traditional but progressive and seasoned fire service leaders.

ODIN Foam recently built a new trailer-mounted compressed-air foam system (CAFS) for the University of Illinois Fire College. It features the ODIN Weapon that consists of a 300-gallon water tank, 20-gallon foam tank, hose reel with 1-inch hose, hard suction ...

Recent ordinances in Canada and the United States make local fire departments responsible for providing drinking water in the event of a major power loss. The Township of Langley Fire Department, in BC, Canada, is in an earthquake-prone area and ...

Darley Defense is proud to form a business partnership with FAAC Incorporated, a world leader in simulation training for emergency services. FAAC offers a unique product lineup in fire training products, such as its Pump Ops simulator, proving its worth ...

The ODIN Hornet™ is the latest product in Darley’s CAFS line. This compact, lightweight, low-cost CAFS packs a punch usually found only in our large units. The Hornet™ can deliver 80 gpm and 40 cfm at 100 psi. Darley is ...

Cancer rates among first responders have increased because of carcinogen exposure. Darley is working to develop a system utilizing ozone technology that will help reduce the threat of carcinogen exposure. Ozone has long been recognized by the EPA as the ...

Most firefighters in today’s world recognize that the old concept of “the bigger the better” doesn’t apply to pumps mounted in fire trucks. Sure, they want as much flow and pressure as possible but much of the focus in the ...