W WILKEN Fire Escape Mask & Hood | 30-Min Respirator for Smoke & Carbon Monoxide | Pack of 4

Overview

In a fire emergency, quick access to clean air can influence how you and others move toward safety. The W WILKEN Fire Escape Mask & Hood is designed as a compact, single-use respirator that delivers up to 30 minutes of breathable air while filtering common smoke and fire contaminants. This pack of four units is suitable for homes, offices, classrooms, and other spaces where rapid response may be needed.

How it works

The device uses a five-layer filtration canister to draw ambient air through multiple barriers, reducing exposure to substances like carbon monoxide, acrolein, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen cyanide, and sulfur dioxide. The result is breathability during evacuation while you focus on exiting the area.

Stored in small plastic cases, the mask and hood are easy to grab when seconds count. The design aims to balance portability with effective coverage, making it a practical option for people planning ahead.

Fit, visibility, and protection

Universal fit is designed for quick donning by adults and children. The hood is constructed with heat-resistant reflective foil and a transparent window to preserve vision for route finding even in smoky conditions. These features work together to support movement toward a safe exit without sacrificing situational awareness.

Storage and readiness

Each unit comes in a compact plastic box, allowing discreet storage under a bed, in a cabinet, or on a shelf near a hallway exit. The pack of four enables coordinated readiness across spaces such as homes, workplaces, or public areas.

Key features

• CCC-13 standard compliance for fire self-rescue respirators
• Five-layer filtration targets a range of smoke contaminants
• Heat resistant aluminum foil exterior for high-temperature environments
• Transparent window supports quick route finding during evacuation

What’s included

• Pack of four single-use masks with hoods
• Compact storage boxes for easy access
• Basic usage guidance for rapid deployment

Real-world use ideas

Keep a unit in bedrooms, offices, schools, and common areas as part of an emergency preparedness plan. The setup is designed to be non-intrusive while offering an additional layer of readiness should you need to evacuate quickly.