Carlinville Fire Department – Burn & Learn with Max Fire Box & Seek Thermal This video captures just a glimpse of the powerful hands-on training at Carlinville, Illinois Fire Department. Carlinville owns both the Max Fire Box Phase I (with the Thermal Imaging Ventilation Attachment) and the Max Fire Box Phase II—and they recently added multiple Seek Thermal Imaging Cameras to their arsenal. But instead of just taking delivery of their new TICs, Carlinville requested what they knew would take the

Max Fire Box Phase I with Thermal Imaging Ventilation Attachment Firefighters learn by doing—not by sitting through hours of slides. The Max Fire Box creates a truly interactive learning environment where firefighters can put in real reps with thermal imaging cameras. This hands-on approach helps departments meet and exceed the new NFPA standards for thermal imaging training—without needing an acquired structure and without risking injury. This tool gives firefighters a chance to see fire behavi

Max Fire Box Phase II – Two-Story Burn Setup The Max Fire Box Phase II allows instructors to set up both one-story and two-story burns with ease. Its interchangeable roof and removable second floor provide unmatched flexibility to meet your department’s training objectives. You can vent both the garage roof and the main roof, giving firefighters realistic ventilation scenarios in a safe, controlled environment. We believe classroom sessions should be short—and the learning should happen in an in

Max Fire Box Phase II – Two-Story Burn Setup The Max Fire Box Phase II allows instructors to set up both one-story and two-story burns with ease. Its interchangeable roof and removable second floor provide unmatched flexibility to meet your department’s training objectives. You can vent both the garage roof and the main roof, giving firefighters realistic ventilation scenarios in a safe, controlled environment. We believe classroom sessions should be short—and the learning should happen in an in

🔥 Max Fire Box – Phase II 🔥 This setup lets us create live-fire conditions you’d never risk inside an acquired structure—perfect for thermal imaging training. We can run it as a one-story or two-story burn. When it’s two-story, there are five separate burn chambers we can isolate. The roof is interchangeable, so we can vent the main house or the garage, or keep it sealed. All of that means reps on the TIC, over and over, until every firefighter sees and understands what’s really happening with