PMW Hot Urgent Escape Kit - Made in the USA
The PMW Hot Urgent Escape Kit is a compact, multipurpose personal escape system designed for rapid egress in demanding, heat-exposed environments. It replaces the standard model’s nylon rope with 50 ft of PMI® Element Technora® Rope, providing enhanced heat resistance for emergency escape applications.
The kit’s large and small PMW Escape Hooks offer exceptional configuration flexibility. Either hook can be used as an anchor or as a friction brake for controlled descent and lowering. Because the system does not rely on an auto-locking descender, it reduces the possibility of a descender becoming jammed during emergency deployment.
Key Features
- Designed for rapid emergency escape and egress
- PMI® Element Technora® Rope for enhanced heat resistance
- Multipurpose large and small PMW Escape Hooks
- Either hook can function as an anchor or friction brake
- No auto-locking descender in the system
- SMC Kinetic auto-locking carabiner
- Compact carrying bag for organized deployment
- Custom rope lengths available
- Multipurpose system made in the USA
Kit Contents
- 50 ft / 15.2 m PMI® Element Technora® Rope
- SMC Kinetic auto-locking carabiner
- PMW Small Escape Hook
- PMW Large Escape Hook
- Carrying bag
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer item number | KT36186 |
| Rope type | PMI® Element Technora® Rope |
| Standard rope length | 50 ft / 15.2 m |
| System weight | 3.1 lb / 1.41 kg |
| Hook sizes | Small and large |
| Country of manufacture | USA |
Standard vs. Hot Model
| Model | Included Rope |
|---|---|
| PMW Urgent Escape Kit | Force-absorbing PER nylon rope |
| PMW Hot Urgent Escape Kit | PMI® Element Technora® Rope |
Safety Notice
This specialized emergency escape system is intended for trained personnel only. Proper instruction and hands-on training are required before use. Inspect the rope, hooks, carabiner, carrying bag and all connection points before every deployment. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions, approved anchoring practices and applicable emergency-response procedures.