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Ford DSA '24
2024 Ford DSA Ambulance Media Stack
Vehicle Media Tour
Ford '24 Plate (DSA)
Multi-Platform Media
Take the closest look you can at the new EEAST DSA using our media platforms without being there in person!
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Experience the '24 Plate Ford Double Staffed Ambulance in its full vivid colour using the tools found here that include a 360° video which can be used on a VR Headset to its full potential and a 3D interactive digital scan of the vehicle.
RescueFit VLE can produce and host digital media content to help you learn and experience a vehicle or piece of kit anywhere with internet access without requiring the asset to be there in person.
For more information on how best to use this technology for your organisation to save time and money please send us a message.
360° Video
Vehicle Video Tour
VR Experience
Outside Images
Inside Images
Vertical Video
FAQ
Vehicle
Media Stack
Still Images - Outside
Vertical Video
Still Images - Inside
Virtual Reality Experience
RescueFit's Virtual Learning Environment
Explore the Ford DSA in the VLE by scrolling or moving your mobile device. Click on the info nodes to load pictures, videos, 3D items and text to learn more. This is a 360° interactive environment you can use to fully explore the emergency ambulance.
999 Emergency Ambulance
Ultra Wide Angle
Inside Cab
Ultra wide angle photo from the nearside (passenger) seat of the new vehicle. Integrated centre cubby box with vehicle radio set, light button panel and fire extinguisher. Bulkhead window and flashlight w/charging dock.
Ultra Wide Angle
Inside Box
Ultra wide angle photo from the attendants seat looking towards patient trolley and rear facing airway 'jump-seat'. Corpuls, cylinder and suction mounts on wall. Multiple cupboards and storage units.
Landscape
Nearside Front
Vehicle overview image from nearside front. Blue lights activated and parked. Integrated side step in door
Augmented Thumbnail
Nearside Front
Thumbnail image augmented with real / AI / artistic generated resources. Nearside front image with added bluelights and colour grading for vibrance.
Under The Hood
Vehicle Stats
Make: Ford
First Reg: May 24
Manufacture: 2024
Cylinder Capacity: 1995 cc
Fuel Type: Diesel
Euro Status: Euro IV E (6)
Vehicle Type: N1
Wheel Plan: 2 Axel Rigid Body
Revenue Weight: 3500kg
Conversion Stats
Conversion By: WAS
Total Seats: 4 + Patient Cot
Tail Ramp/Lift: No
Data Terminal: National Mobilisation Application
Non-Blue Light Limit: 70mph
Licence Requirement: UK B
CCTV: Yes (inside & outside)
Fridge: No
Under Bonnet
Fire Suppression System
The vehicle is fitting with a pressurised fire suppression system that quickly and accurately eliminates engine fires.
Ford Euro IV E (6)
The Ford EcoBlue 2.0 litre TDCi engines offer increased power and torque while at the same time, deliver improved fuel economy and lower emissions. In addition, they already meet strict Euro Stage 6 emissions legislation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is this vehicle smaller and lighter?
The NHS has a target net zero by 2030. Every NHS organisation must reduce their carbon emissions. Along with requiring the purchase of only electric vehicles from 2030, NHS Trusts must reduce or carbon emissions and this is one step towards that.
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There have also been several frontline colleagues who have been unable to be fully operational as they don’t hold a C1 licence. This vehicle can be driven with a UK B-class licence.
How will the navigation screen work?
This vehicle will fit into the national MDVS (Mobile Data and Vehicle Solution) programme which means it will be fitted with the new National Mobilisation Application (NMA) screens and system.
The Ford features a large screen, and it has been integrated with the MDVS system into this screen where you can change between vehicle functions and NMA with a button.
Are the vehicles speed restricted?
Yes, this vehicle has its speed restricted to a maximum of 70mph when not driving under emergency conditions. Activating the emergency warning systems (blue lights and sirens) will remove the speed limiter.
Why some vehicles different colours?
Ambulance standards (CEN1789:2020) state that the base colour can be Yellow or White. External factors such as availability can be a factor to be considered as yellow-chassis vehicles have longer lead times for procurement.
What will future ambulances be like?
NHS England are soon to release the new national specification (Version2) which will be specific about how ambulances will look and be built. This will provide trusts with greater buying power with vehicle converters and reduce workloads for individual trusts, however, this will mean that individual organisations will be limited in their ability to customise vehicles.
