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    Cabana mobile response system

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: CORPSWORKS
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    The versatility of CorpsWorks Cabana mobile response systems makes it an essential tool for extended law enforcement operations. Possible uses include: Emergency Operations Centers (EOC), incident command, mobile crime lab, portable morgues, mobile meth lab/hazmat systems, isolation and containment systems, and rehab/hygiene centers. Transforming from a 16-foot, 6-inch long by 8-foot 5-inch wide rugged trailer to a 480 square-foot response facility takes two people 5 minutes. The Cabana is easily towed by a medium-sized utility vehicle. The four walls of the trailer quickly lower becoming the extended floor area. The Cabana wings are made of fire retardant military-spec fabric. Standard components include interior lighting, electrical outlets, 100-amp breaker panel, and shore power utility cable. Multiple configurations are available.

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