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Great Western Business Park, 

Armstrong Way, 

Yate

BS37 5NG, 

United Kingdom

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Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service Incident Support Unit

Designed and manufactured by WH Bence for Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, the Incident Support Unit is a self-contained operational facility built on a DAF FA XB 190 4×2 rigid chassis.  The insulated GRP box body provides a practical environment for supporting crews during extended incidents, with a main support area, dedicated quiet/prayer room, kitchenette and two externally accessed WCs.  Four hydraulic levelling legs stabilise the vehicle on site, while the IFM control system manages key body functions and provides visual and audible warnings for deployed equipment.

The unit can operate independently from its 9 kW super-silent diesel generator or connect to an external 32 A landline, with a 16 A park-up supply, inverter support and twin 200 Ah lithium batteries maintaining essential systems.  Heating and cooling are provided by air conditioning, an Eberspächer heater and dedicated extraction, while two motorised awnings create additional sheltered working areas on either side of the vehicle.  The on-board water system includes a 250-litre fresh-water tank, black-water storage, kitchen and WC handwashing facilities, an external fold-out handwash point, and a dedicated bootwash basin with brushes.

  • Internal facilities: U-shaped seating for six personnel with under-seat storage, fixed table, kitchenette, quiet/prayer room and two externally accessed WCs
  • Power and control: generator, landline and park-up supplies, lithium battery and inverter system, IFM control screens, CAT6 connections, and 13 A, USB and USB-C sockets
  • Incident capability: three operator workstations with 32-inch monitors, an air mast, two external television displays and a seven-camera system supporting driver awareness and scene monitoring
  • Access and deployment: electric entrance step, handrails, rear deployable ramp, four hydraulic levelling legs, two motorised awnings and an escape hatch
  • Emergency visibility: 360° blue warning lights, grille and sun-visor-mounted blue lights, four-tone siren and eight external scene lights
  • Additional support: external cooler storage, eye-wash station, first-aid kit, fire blanket, two CO₂ extinguishers, external handwashing and boot-cleaning facilities