Tempest ROSCO Smoke Fluid for Firefighter Training

Tempest ROSCO Smoke Fluid for Firefighter Training

Description:

Rosco Smoke Fluid for Firefighter Training

Rosco Smoke Fluid is a non-toxic fog fluid designed for use with smoke machines during firefighter training and simulation exercises. The fluid produces consistent artificial smoke effects that help recreate reduced-visibility conditions commonly encountered during fireground operations.

Training Smoke for Realistic Visibility Conditions

Smoke machines using training fog fluid are commonly used by fire departments to simulate low-visibility environments during drills and classroom instruction. Artificial smoke allows instructors to recreate conditions that firefighters may encounter during interior operations without introducing hazardous combustion byproducts.

Rosco Smoke Fluid is designed to generate a range of fog effects, from dense smoke simulation to lighter atmospheric haze.

Consistent Fog Output

The fluid formulation is designed to provide stable output when used in compatible smoke machines.

• Produces dense clouds or light haze effects depending on machine settings
• Designed to provide extended hang time during training scenarios
• Suitable for repeated use during multi-evolution training drills

Non-Toxic Training Fluid

Rosco Smoke Fluid was developed as an alternative to petroleum-based fog fluids traditionally used in theatrical and simulation environments. The formulation is designed to be used in enclosed training environments when operated according to smoke machine manufacturer guidelines.

Developed for Professional Fog Systems

The fluid can be used with a wide range of professional fog and smoke machines commonly used for training environments, simulation facilities, and safety instruction.

Available Sizes

Rosco Smoke Fluid is available in multiple packaging options to support different training needs.

• 1-Liter Bottle
• 4-Liter Bottle
• Case of twelve 1-Liter bottles

Typical Applications

Artificial smoke fluid is commonly used by fire departments and training instructors for:

• firefighter search and rescue training
• reduced-visibility interior drills
• thermal imaging camera training scenarios
• training tower and classroom simulations
• safety and emergency response instruction

These simulated smoke environments help firefighters practice navigation, communication, and search techniques under realistic conditions.