NFPA and Jack Harper Revisit Fire Power

In 1986, NFPA® produced the award-winning video “Fire Power!” and collaborated with Jack Harper, a reporter from the Boston ABC affiliate WCVB, to narrate the story as the dramatic events unfolded. In 2011, Jack Harper and NFPA met again.
The film orchestrated a staged house fire in order to show how quickly fire spreads, the life-threatening conditions that develop, and the destructive aftermath.
In another demonstration, the same setup is used for the cause of the fire, and fire development. Once again, flames quickly take over the living room. This time, a residential fire sprinkler system activates and extinguishes the fire.
For more information about home fire sprinklers, myths about residential fire sprinkler systems, and more, go to www.firesprinklerinitiative.org.
© 2011 National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®). All rights reserved.

[@brycelandon6387]

I remember seeing the original 1986 film as a second grader.
I wish the entire original 1986 film was available in DVD quality, and not just these little snippets mixed in with updated commentary from 2010.

[@animasternorris6508]

You can buy the DVD online. But it's expensive

[@abyssater9177]

The original is on here as Burn the experiment

[@ElectronicsHikingandJesusTalk]

Great job NFPA! You did so great on this!

[@Zoe-cl7eo]

In my 4th grade class a firefighter came and show my students this vid

[@fourwheeleranddirtbikecont2865]

I watched this when I was 3

[@Duvmasta]

Can you upload the whole video please?

[@jjasperson808]

Well done. Too bad most communities and civilians don't get it. Nice video!

[@luisacarlottaferreira1396]

NFPA, why did you cut out the best part of the video where the sprinkler controls the fire?

[@NLind]

Yeah, it's a Smoke Sentinel.

[@davidpar2]

I used this video when I was in college for a fire safety project I was doing for a class

[@fourwheeleranddirtbikecont2865]

I used to watch this when I was 3

[@travelsonic]

Does anybody have the 1986 video uploaded anywhere?

[@traceysimpson2019]

I think it's called "Plan to get out alive"

[@brycelandon6387]

Look under "nfpafromvideotrainingdvd". You'll find it, albeit in poor VHS quality.

[@animasternorris6508]

Burn the experiment part one and two

[@patrickjordan5055]

Multi station smoke detector commercial UA-cam video, life saver new technology

[@tabhbo54]

AND YOU ALL SHOULD BE CHECKING YOUR BATTERIES IN YOUR SMOKE DETECTORS ONCE A MONTH....

[@MicroGuardianFanGirl]

OH MY GOSH!!!!! DX

[@kingofthecarwashes6724]

I thought the kitchen was the most common rooms for fire

[@afzalgujjar7197]

Nice Vedo

[@cofincer100]

i want power fire i like it

[@Toolmamon]

I have the full 17 minute video.

[@charleswilson9952]

You need to take all the NFPA 20 books for fire pumps, burned them and start over. There are plenty of videos on my channel showing why.

[@molinacloueie.9089]

Hi classmate shout out sa BS CRIM 3B

[@gmoney4798]

Cool

[@TheWaynelds]

Neat

[@samantharedmond2701]

Omg

[@cherylhickel6427]

yics

[@Aaronhouston33]

probly no longer in use with todays standards

[@charlie20227]

you be mumu

[@purplekatrn8244]

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo😷

[@bonsaipiper3773]

That couch and lamp was unbearably ugly.
It's good they burned it.

[@NostalgiCrazy]

Welcome to the 80s lol