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K&A is pleased to introduce to ambulance and EMS service the Priority Care EMS line of medical jump kits. With most ambulance and response services already using these kits in Australia, these kits now available in the USA allow responders to be more efficient in their patient care based on the system of organization found within these kits all the while reducing over stockage of supplies and tools. Ambulance service providers benefit from the
ergonomic designs in these kits  reducing paramedic back and neck injuries.

Click on the following link for a review on these kits.
http://paramedictv.ems1.com/Media/2093-Priority-Care-EMS/

For a whitepaper on how these kits may save your paramedics backs, click on this link.
http://www.pcemsprotectsbacks.com/white-paper-download/

Since 1979 founder Charles B Kirmuss has been a recognized security and communications industry pioneer, introducing emerging technologies from around the world and either applying the technologies directly or creating business partnerships with world class manufacturers for eventual product distribution under OEM private branding: ADT, DigaNET, Digatron, General Electric, Ikegami, Rosco Vision Systems, www.roscovisionsystems.com Tyco, Vicon Industries, Viscom… just to name a few customers for products and technologies introduced by Mr. Kirmuss. 

As a recognized industry speaker worldwide on digital video transmission and recording, as well as use of GIS and GPS devices, he was the first in 1991 to introduce digital video recording technologies to Government, Mass Transit and Private Industry. Earlier in 1986 he deployed the first video surveillance central station using “slow scan” video images over phone line and pioneered the first wireless data radio applications for water filtration plants receiving telemetry and providing remote control using UHF radio modems. In 2005 he was the first to introduce full motion video transmission over cell phone and revolutionizing the way the security industry utilizes CCTV cameras using H.264 compression, 10 years ahead of industry acceptance by Apple, Microsoft and Sony!  Since 1991 has developed many mobile digital video recording products for several manufacturers and is a Patent holder on several innovations developing and testing the first police motorcycle digital video recorder in 1996 with the Colorado State Patrol and Harley Davidson. In 2008 and recently, has introduced to the public safety, search and rescue, wild land fire and incident command sectors GIS and portable GPS solutions over a two way radio with hand held situational awareness in a GPS-LCD equipped speaker microphone accessory. 

As it relates to 2-way radio products and while he left the field in 1989 after representing communications equipment for General Electric, Marconi Repco Radio, was to re-enter this field in 2005, whereby leveraging his overseas factories and contacts creating affordable two way, Y 2013 narrow band compliant two way radios, this after his own Search and Rescue group was in the search for affordable two way radios in 2005 and was not satisfied with what was available to volunteer organizations. His son Philip joined the Company in 2007 as electrical and product engineer and also volunteers for their search team. www.rampartsar.com

Now celebrating 30 years and with offices in Shenzhen China, Denver and Montreal, both he and his group share the same Passion for Technology and Vision an volunteerism; "Since 1979, Unlocking the Technologies of the World;  Bringing People, Products and Technologies Together!  


Kirmuss & Associates contributes annually to Rampart Search and Rescue, www.rampartsar.com a 100% volunteer organization in Colorado and serves as a Director and Trainer. Please help them!

 

 

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We also offer offshore sourcing, overseas (China) quality control and factory inspections as well as broker technology from Taiwan, Korea, and China with worldwide partners.


Right, Charles Kirmuss on the first police motorcycle to use a mobile video recorder. Circa 2002.

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Sincerely
Charles