Cleverly designed escape device helps ensure you have a safe "second way out" for a small child in the event of a fire emergency.  Fires are particularly dangerous for young because they are completely reliant on adult intervention, and children have small lungs and must be rescued quickly. 

• Intended for use in buildings up to 5 stories (device is 60 feet long when fully deployed)
• Recommended for infants, babies and toddlers up to 75 pounds
• Designed by firefighters
• Water-resistant outer layer
• Conforms to child's body
• Nylon draw string secures bag and prevents child from opening from inside
• Made with flame-retardant ballistic nylon with PVC coated mesh netting to allow for free flow of air
• Stored in small pouch for easy storage
• Manufactured under ISO 9001:2008 quality management system

Usage

• Designed for one-time use only; manufacturer will replace the product at no charge if it is used in a documented fire
• Bag is not heat resistant and is not to be used if you need to lower a child near or through flames
• Do not use if you cannot lower child safely the full distance to the ground
• Do not open the outer storage bag or handle the unit unless and until it is needed for emergency use; otherwise, it may not function properly when needed
• If the bag has been opened or is damaged, DO NOT USE.  Contact the manufacturer for assistance.
• Do not store the bag in direct sunlight, a damp environment or at elevated temperatures
• It is recommended to replace the bag every 10 years to maintain optimal strength and performance
• In an emergency:
  • Call 911
  • Bring child to area from which you will lower him/her to safety
  • If possible/applicable, close any door leading to the room you are in before opening the window
  • Remove bag and webbing material from outer bag
  • Open bag and place child inside
  • Close drawstring completely at top of bag and fasten safety clip
  • Remove webbing strap from packaging and uncoil
  • Make sure webbing strap is not tangled and is attached securely to bag
  • Hold onto webbing strap and lower bag hand-over-hand from the window to a safe landing area