Heat emergency case

E.COOLINE HEAT EMERGENCY CASE

Prepared for a heat emergency with the heat emergency kit: It doesn’t just affect vulnerable groups such as the elderly, pregnant women and children. More and more people are suffering from skin problems and are at risk from high temperatures. According to weather experts, heatwaves are becoming more frequent in summer.

This means “sweating.” But cooling the body down with sweat puts a strain on the body. More than 10,000 heat-related deaths in Germany — this sad total was reported by the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for the summer of 2026. That is nearly five times as many people as lost their lives in road traffic accidents in 2025. And without appropriate protective measures, experts say heat-related deaths will continue to rise.

To prevent a heat emergency from turning into a disaster, quick action is the top priority – but often enough, an acute situation can be hectic and confusing.
E.COOLINE’s heat emergency kit, the only one of its kind in the world, is the first effective immediate aid kit for heat emergencies that combines all the necessary measures so that first responders can provide help on the spot without delay.

WHY IS A HEAT EMERGENCY KIT IMPORTANT?

1. Cooling in seconds, whenever and wherever it is needed.
2. First aid measures without wasting time can save lives
3. Complete heat emergency equipment bundled in a single case
4. Appropriate first aid even in hectic situations under time pressure

LIST OF CONTENTS

• 1 x E.COOLINE cooling blanket
  E.COOLINE cooling blanket for cooling patients suffering from heat-related emergencies in a matter of seconds. The blanket cools within seconds, with a cooling capacity of up to 660 watts. To do this, it is activated using (activation) wate (see enclosed instructions).
• 0.5 liters of water for the cooling blanket
  With the activation water, you can soak the E.COOLINE cooling blanket.
• 2 paper towels Then use thepaper towels to dry the cooling blanket (see enclosed instructions). Once you’re done, the cooling blanket is ready for use.
• 2 forehead temperature scan strips
  Use the thermo-scan strips to obtain an indication of the forehead temperature. Hold the thermo-scan strips at both ends and press firmly onto the dry (!) forehead of the person. The temperature can be read after approx. 15 seconds. Pay attention to the colours: GREEN indicates the correct temperature. Please note the temperature so that you can give it to the emergency doctor.
• 1 pulse oximeter (not included in the basic version)
  Use the pulse oximeter to monitor the vital signs of the person in need of help: Put the pulse oximeter on one of the patient’s fingers – switch it on – and measure the pulse rate. Please inform the emergency services of the measured values when they arrive.
• 1 drinking cup
• 2 x 100 ml drinking water
• 2 bags of electrolyte powder, 6 g each (to be dissolved in a cup with drinking water from the bag) If the person in need of help is responsive and not vomiting, they should definitely be given liquid. To do this, fill a bag of electrolyte powder with a bag of drinking water into the drinking cup. Put the lid on, shake briefly and carefully give the person the solution.
• 2 x mouth and nose protectors
• 4 x disposable gloves
• 2 x spit bag
• 2 x disinfectant wipes Use the vomit bag if the affected person has to vomit. You can use the face mask, disposable gloves and disinfectant wipes for your personal protection.
• 2 x emergency ventilation masks for first aiders
  If the person in need of assistance is not breathing or is not breathing normally, place the mask over their mouth with the valve facing upwards. Secure the two elastic bands on the sides of the ventilation mask behind their ears. Use the valve to ventilate the person in need of asisstance. Then check their breathing again.
   

Important note: The E.COOLINE heat emergency kit is only intended for first aid in the event of an acute heat emergency and does not replace medical examination or treatment. Please call an emergency doctor/ambulance service first. The contents of the kit are only intended to be used until the doctor/ambulance service arrives.

Click here to watch a YouTube video about using the heat emergency kit