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| Are you familiar with the product DSPA (Dry Sprinkler powder Aerosol)? |
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| Do you believe DSPA has a place as a tool for Fire Departments? |
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| Do you feel the product is priced correctly? |
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| Are you a Chief or in a position to make a purchase on behalf of your department? |
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| Are you worried that you will not get an insurance reimbursement if you deploy a DSPA-5 unit? |
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| Have you ever viewed or participated in a live demo or deployment of DSPA? |
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| Would you like a demonstration? |
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| On a scale from 1 through 10, 10 being the best and 1 being the least, how would you rate DSPA for use on early stage structure fires? |
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| On a scale from 1 through 10, 10 representing Highly approve and 1 representing Highly disapprove,please rate the NEW Firefighter friendly igniter E4 Safety products developed for the DSPA-5 in 2010.Pull the pin and throw it in is the tag-line for the Grenade type igniter. |
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| If you were offered a unit or two for 3-4 months and then asked to pay for them with 90 day to 120 day terms, would this be attractive to your department? |
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