Alarm triggered by soda machines, no fire hazard found, San Diego CA
Fire & ArsonFire responders arrived at a location where a carbon dioxide alarm went off due to soda machines. They found no fire or danger, turned off the machines, and planned to have maintenance check them.
Audio|Source: San Diego City and Poway Fire
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Transcript:
Engine 27. Medical. 7 Echo, 7 Fox strut. Near Jutland Dr. Cross Streets, Everstreet, and Gilroy Avenue. Engine 27. The source of the alarm was for the CO2 system for the soda machines. We shut down the machines and isolated it. There's been a contact maintenance in the morning. No hazard. Last 7-ECHO[1]? Can you get an additional ALF ambulance for a location? We have a second patient. Truck 1 is requesting additional ALS for the second patient. Engine 29 Metro copies. The source of the alarm was for the CO2 systems from the soda machine. Shut down the machine has been isolated, will contact maintenance in the morning, no hazard. Truck 1, Metro, you are getting Medic 1.
Engine 27. Medical. 7 Echo, 7 Fox strut. Near Jutland Dr. Cross Streets, Everstreet, and Gilroy Avenue. Engine 27. The source of the alarm was for the CO2 system for the soda machines. We shut down the machines and isolated it. There's been a contact maintenance in the morning. No hazard. Last 7-ECHO[1]? Can you get an additional ALF ambulance for a location? We have a second patient. Truck 1 is requesting additional ALS for the second patient. Engine 29 Metro copies. The source of the alarm was for the CO2 systems from the soda machine. Shut down the machine has been isolated, will contact maintenance in the morning, no hazard. Truck 1, Metro, you are getting Medic 1.
Police codes explained
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7-ECHO: Fire/medical response (high-priority medical/fire event)
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Location mentioned:
Near Jutland Dr, San Diego, CA 92117
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