[Stockholm] Fire Engine, Ladder & Utility Car Responding | Östermalm Fire Station

Captured here are two fire responses from Östermalm Fire Station of the Greater Stockholm Fire Brigade (Storstockholms brandförsvar). This station is considered one of the busiest in Stockholm and serves a large part of the city center and old town. Lamps outside the fire station indicate which type of call has come in, and fire calls are generally responded to by both an engine and turntable ladder.
I was also able to capture a very rarely seen utility car responded from the fire station at night for an unknown call. I assume the response was for a medical incident or another assistance call that does not require much equipment.
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[@jockejocke1]

Props to the cameraman for standing outside the firehouse for hours in the cold :D

[@otakurj]

man thats tight! those folding mirrors are pretty cool

[@SaveLiveTV]

The Scania Engine looks awesome with the LED-Rotating Vector-Lightbar! Also love the Martinhorns, can just imagine how loud they are in the narrow streets. Great catches!

[@dailymemes8593]

Is fireman Sam in his fire truck lmao

[@guzzoscorner]

The hi-lo airhorns/sirens are really loud when you hear them in person. You start to hear them at least a minute before you actually see the fire engine in the distance

[@rickardbergh5431]

I don't see why Americans are spitting on the Martinshorn hi-lo siren, since it's so powerful and effective.

[@MoparGuy1625]

Richard Bergh bc the Q is where it’s at!!!

[@Stargazzer811]

@@rickardbergh5431 Because you can also hear a mechanical siren at least a minute before you see the actual appliance. Also the Martins Horn not only sound stupid, but reminds many of the older people who immigrated to the states (those left alive anyway) of the horrors of Nazi occupation, as it was the horn most abused by Gestapo cars during raids. For that last reason alone it should honestly be banned across Europe. I can't image why it would continue to be used as I know the population of Europe isn't that ignorant.

[@robertdawson9114]

I like how quickly those doors open and close, much faster than a lot of the doors in Nothing America.👍😁😎

[@Afroman29]

Sweden ROCKS!! A big shout to the firefighters and emergency crews in Sweden. Keep up the great work!! I am proud to have Swedish ancestry. ☺😊💙💛

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you for the comment! :)

[@01wregan]

Thanks

[@ph11p3540]

Love the bright scarlet shade of red on these trucks. Most American fire trucks are almost a berry red.

[@seanfusco58]

Love the Hi Low Sirens. Fantastic LED Light Systems.

[@Absolut531kmh]

The sirens are Martinhorns

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

Great 👍. That Saab (2 31-1277) belongs to the fire boat crew, they use it to drive from and to the marina. So it was probably a boat call you catched.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! Ahh I see, that’s interesting. I was 50/50 on whether it’s a medical call or some kind of assist call. So the boat crew is based at Östermalm?

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Yes, nowadays they are. Further back they have been based at Johannes and Katarina but now it is Östermalm because of a new location for the boat at ''Strandvägen'' marina. The old location for the boat was ''Slussen''.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

I see. Good to know! :)

[@enjoythesiren911]

Yay your in Stockholm! I love there air horn hi-Lo sirens! Nicely done

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you my friend! I’ll have lots more videos coming from Stockholm ☺️

[@dsjc_]

Appreciate ur effort! You stood there all day waiting for responses and u even stayed there when it was raining! ~Your subscriber from Singapore :)

[@Absolut531kmh]

Oh hi.. U play codm b4?

[@000Responses]

Awesome! Loving the light patterns on those rigs!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks! I’m a fan of the LED rotators on that pump :)

[@finnk1289]

Yeah, after watching American videos it's so nice to just see synce up lights :D

[@machidaf.d1029]

I am Japanese. I love fire trucks! Scania's ladder truck is very cool!

[@iwasglad122]

Am loving the bay doors!!

[@FirePhoenixEmergencyVideos]

What a pleasant surprise video! So enjoyable I actually watched it in full a few times heh heh That call-type light is seriously a buff's dream come true lol, now I know where Taipei and New Taipei City FDs got that idea from. It's also cool how the rearview mirrors on the trucks flip out after the trucks exit!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you Jimmy!! I know right :D Unfortunately not every station in Stockholm has those lights.

[@jesperjorgensson2445]

Lights indicates as folow. RÖD (red) Stort larm (Large redponse) 2 or more units is responding normaly the engine and ladder. GRÖN (green) litet larm (small response) one unit is responding, like in the clip the boat crew. So green or red could be any type of call like MVA, automatic fire alarm, hazmat, fires, The "size" of the response is determined by the dispatcher.

[@josephmoran231]

Gotta love the LED rotators!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Definitely 🙌🏼

[@findingbigfootwithbothhand507]

This is a great video thank you for sharing!!!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Finding Bigfoot with Both Hand Drive Thank you!

[@seanfusco58]

Fantastic video. Love the Two Tone Air Horns.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you for the comment! :)

[@rodonis88]

That Saab wagon still going strong!!

[@alexandersalarms5380]

Beautiful rigs

[@firejam78]

Very nice looking pump and ladder great video

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks! :)

[@marco_grt4460]

Honor and respect for the firefighters who risk their lives to save ours. in Italy it has recently lost three heroes

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Absolutely. Rest In Peace to those heroes.

[@CanadianEmergencyBuff]

Sweet catches Timur!!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks Michael!

[@dragonemergencyvideos]

Nice trucks! Great catches mate

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks mate! :D

[@louishall8530]

Awesome Video like always and keep up the great work

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you very much! :D

[@louishall8530]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponsesare u doing anymore videos in Vancouver soon?

[@REDNINGsStation]

very nice clips and units jonas

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you Jonas! :)

[@FirePoAm]

There is a Magirus ladder like in Vietnam :D (not the truck frame, ladder only). Euro siren sounds very good

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Cool! I agree about the siren :D

[@Absolut531kmh]

The magirus is in most countries

[@Intern.emergency-response]

Love Scania

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you very much!

[@k.s.333]

great video!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you!

[@finnk1289]

Whomesome video :D Finally, synced up lights. And those rotators look so cool! Also the car at 5:27 has the gold standard - half-half lightbar, and a couple side profile lights.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks! ;D I knew you’d be satisfied with these haha Gotta say the LED rotators have really grown on me, they are mesmerizing to watch! I was actually surprised by how well the car is lit, even for a rarely used utility car. But then again Scandinavia is known for great style/ design 😁👍🏼

[@finnk1289]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Tfw you know what they'll think because they comment on every video 😂😂

[@oliverallen5324]

I feel like their budget for trucks is a lot higher than ours. I also like that their QRVs aren't trucks & SUVs for no reason.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Oliver Allen Yes, Scandinavian countries such as Sweden, Norway, Denmark usually have a very strong budget for emergency services. What do you mean by ‘QRV’?

[@joshtavenner3073]

TGG - Global Emergency Responses my guess is quick response vehicle

[@ukemergencyvideos3335]

Amazing video

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! :)

[@hampton-roads-bus-guy]

I wish scania fire trucks would be in america, they look really cool and modern

[@ericmeechglobalnetwork2273]

Cool! Bra!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks ;P

[@Fire911]

Nice Video!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you!

[@tcntad87]

Nice! Anything from Johannes fire station?

[@chiefrich1804]

I see Magirus still makes ladder trucks

[@RedHat2023]

New fed sig vision bar on the first truck. LED..

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Ah ok!

[@tseyksuli4541]

Not really fed sig vision bar looks alot different to one on pump in this video. I think this fire truck uses a custom mounting with rotating LED from standby

[@specialsignalsandmore]

Great video! The sirens of the fire engines sound like German fire trucks 😉

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! I believe it is a German made siren :)

[@Steff2929again]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses They are indeed German. Often referred to as Martin Horns or Martinshorn after the original manufacturer Deutsche Signal-Instrumenten-Fabrik Max B. Martin in Philippsburg.

[@syafiqasyraf8132]

The livery, colours and the siren sound very similar with Malaysia firetruck

[@bluemediatv-einsatzfahrten]

Nice Video!:)

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! :)

[@joohnm]

Have you filmed in Haninge/Vendelsö? Would be fun to see, because its my hometown 😁really want a video from there, i hasnt seen a response there since 4 years back in time. (There is still responses there I have just bad luck 🙃)

[@openbaarx2470]

These have the same siren as the dutch TS truck and the same cars but then without the blue and white stripes

[@bfass996]

What is the make and model of the blue lights on the roof of pump 1210?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Not sure, I’ll try to find out!

[@tseyksuli4541]

The rotating lights are mostlikely ones by standby with a custom casing around them. Which I mean they are mounted in one each box. Like it has custom mounting for them. But I could be wrong since I asked around and no one has found out exactly manufacture of these lights. So this is why I suspect they are custom made by using a custom mounting and rotating LED lights from company called Standby at standby.se

[@SPOOKYGAMER]

3:51 is that bones on the front of it and why, ps I can’t remember what sirens they’re using

[@joohnm]

BLOXY GAMER the siren is named ”martinshorn” dont know What it is there. I an also wondering What it is.

[@tseyksuli4541]

The silver things are Martin horns mounted downwards on ladder and on pump you find them mounted under the bumber to left and right side. If I now remember it correctly, these are not bones as what you thought it was. They also have one on roof each side.

[@olafweinzer5746]

In the country of Volvo, Scania and DAF could only have great fire trucks.

[@gottistgeil579]

👌🏻MAN ❤️!

[@herbrand47]

Unfortunately DAF is now owned by the yanks since 1996.

[@Jo.Ba.]

This is so crazy, that they've to flap the exterieur mirrors every time they respond 😅 Nice Scanias tho...😏

[@raleighepp5274]

Ontario, Canada now uses blue LED's on their Fire Trucks! The laws have changed.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yea! Very exciting! :D

[@tseyksuli4541]

I read some where about USA and Canada going to change siren aswell more like European style.

[@yoshigaming33thebestgamerv32]

American fire truck sirens blast out angrily, saying “GET THE HELL OUTTA MY WAY!!!!” European fire truck sirens are more laidback, saying “Well guys, we get got a call, let’s get there ASAP, but just kick back, relax, and enjoy the ride.”

[@tatus1758]

But the Martinhorn is louder ;)

[@MC1Keever]

Anyone notice Truck 1210 has Shrek tied to the front? And ladder 1230 has I think The Thing? Hard to tell.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yes, the engine has Shrek and the ladder has Spider-Man 😁

[@guzzoscorner]

You should film some from Katarina fire station (Södermalm borough, Stockholm, Sweden), or Kungsholmen fire station

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yes I have. More Videos from Stockholm will come soon 👍🏼

[@Absolut531kmh]

They even waved at u

[@thijs5165]

😍😍

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

☺️☺️

[@MineCrafterlik]

You are there 24/7 or what? XD

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Nah, just a few hours actually. It was a busy day for them.

[@MrApeMan]

they are actually the same as the German ones

[@sausagefruit7690]

Swedish emergency vehicles have no wail and yelp sirens, only two horn?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Swedish police cars and ambulances have different types of two-tone and yelp, as you can see in this video ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpeplaaKrLiribM Swedish fire trucks have two-tone airhorn and sometimes other sirens.

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses depends alot on at which department in Sweden you are ... there are also fire trucks which have that kind of yelp sien

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

EnjoyFirefighting - International Emergency Response Videos Ah I see! Didn’t know that. Unfortunately I didn’t get to see or film any of those departments.

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses here's an example for a Swedish fire truck with yelp: kzbin.info/www/bejne/moS2Y3SuedOWq5I Yeah I think in Stockholm they only have electronic and pneumatic hi-lo on their fire apparatus but I can't say for sure; I know some of their old trucks had yelp as well. But that's a common problem when you go to a country and visit the capital city: you'll film some interesting stuff and a lot of ordinary emergency vehicles which have been filmed hundreds of times, but the average across the country might be very different and you might find way more interesting units among the "normal" apparatus in other places. Thus you've been to various cities across Germany, among them also Chemnitz where the FD has a simply awesome old station, which looks much nicer than the country's oldest fire station which is in the capital city of Berlin. Fire apparatus in Copenhagen are nice, but the ones in the metro area are even more interesting. Same goes for Oslo

[@peterpluim7912]

I would like to see them park the engines. :)

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

I’ll include a clip next time 👍🏼

[@joohnm]

ngl, I was lucky to see them park, sadly I was late so I couldn't record a response at Östermalm :)

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

I just wonder why they waste so much space on the ladder. Why not use it to store equipment rather than just having air there.

[@CDB8939]

It does not need to have equipment storage, in Europ , Aerial Appliances are classed as a special, they just have a Crew of 2 and are used either for rescue or as a Water Tower, All the equipment is carried on the Pumping Appliances

[@trashtondog]

I still pefer the old scania like this 2009 generation than others lol

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

I do too actually 👍🏼

[@mthleite_]

I prefer the swedish style siren , its more cool

[@mthleite_]

This utility car is a Saab 9-5 Combi

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Cool

[@mthleite_]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses i started to follow you on instagram (as matheus_a.leite) just before the launch of this video

[@Ho11yw006]

I like the Martin horn! But I like E-Martin Better. The horn on the E-Martin sounds like the horn on the mastercom b

[@chaoszombie9995]

Man, I wish Saab didn’t shit their doors for the last time :/ I blame Spyker because he was selling people cars that didn’t exist

[@user-ph1rw7zj7h]

Would like to have Thailand

[@YoshimusicLive]

Anybody noticed the Shrek-Plush?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yep. Did you spot Spider-Man on the ladder?

[@Stargazzer811]

I am digging the Scania engine. Light package is pretty good and it looks great, but I cannot get behind that platform truck and I refuse to accept the martin horn as anything less than an annoying joke.

[@dailymemes8593]

You will ever do russia or Louisiana mexico New Orleans emergency vehicles responding soon

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

I will try. Unfortunately I don’t have the time and money to go everywhere... 😆

[@dailymemes8593]

Lmao okay

[@dailymemes8593]

Keep up the great work

[@powerpower740]

Nån svensk?

[@jockejocke1]

Japp

[@GeneralGayJay]

The Swedish should have a big waving flags behind their trucks like the americans do to

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Why not ;D

[@kv44american42]

Ông ở nước ngoài hả?

[@minhtriphan9381]

Chủ kênh này là người nước ngoài.

[@brine3722]

35th commenter!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Haha

[@trashtondog]

of course scanias xD

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yep haha. Always nice to see Scania though.

[@bigbadredsox]

They all need a big Q!!!

[@febfeb1958]

Nono. I you ever have your ears blown away by a swedish oder german fire truck, you'll know what I mean!

[@tatus1758]

Q = 123db Martinhorn= 125db

[@TheWaverleys]

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[@tombakabones274]

As an American I really don't understand European style fire engines keep in mind I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with them I just don't understand their design because here in America we have so much more on our ladder truck they can literally be used as stand-alone fire engines where is from what I can tell keep mind this is just based upon outside appearances I have no actual knowledge of what's behind the doors in the compartments on the actual engine itself but it looks like they're just used as a lighter truck there is no water tank or pump on them it doesn't even look like they have a hose line on them and I just don't understand that because being American like I said we get so much more versatility out of our ladder trucks I would figure that a European fire department would want the same type of Versatility because in my opinion anyway it would be more cost-efficient you could eliminate one whole extra fire engine from the Department that's being used to carry the equipment that can be stored and carried on ladder truck like here in the United States I understand that different cultures different ways of doing things but if it's a little bit more versatile and could potentially save your department money wouldn't you at least be interested in trying it I don't know it's just a thought but anyway cool videos and I find them to be very interesting and entertaining comparing the two different firefighting cultures so keep up the good work👍👍

[@febfeb1958]

Tom, of course the engines in Europe (especially: Sweden, Norway, Germany, Autria, Switzerland - these I know personally) do have a water tank, usually ranging from 1600l to 2500l and 150l to 300l foam, of course a pump (!!!), a hydraulic rescue set with spreader and scissor, movable ladders, tools and all kinds of hoses and nozzels

[@tombakabones274]

@@febfeb1958 I was mainly talking about the ladder truck I figured all that was on the regular fire engines but thank you for the information I did learn a little bit about the tank size and I didn't know that there was two tanks on your fire engines either

[@Caddl123]

Here is the typical engine/pumper in Germany. If you know every platoon have 2 of them together with the Lader and Commanding car and if neede even more engin..you can see why the ladders dont that much equipment on boead. www.hoechster-feuerwehr.de/einsatzabteilung/fahrzeuge/lf-20/

[@Caddl123]

And here is a truck of the civil defene.. almost the same type.. On every side of the truck almost the ame equipement. erlstaett.feuerwehren.bayern/media/filer_public/59/1b/591bd89c-11b5-42be-b620-61deb6f24c20/3.jpg.1920x0_q85_crop-smart_upscale.jpg

[@Sheppart92]

American Ladder Trucks may have more Equipment, but in all European Ladders made from Magirus, Rosenbauer are far superior then American Ones in my Eyes. They have a Ladder Basket, you can also order them with articulated Arm for more Maneuvability and such things. This Video is from Rosenbauer and it shows what you can do with European Aerial Ladder Trucks who all have Ladder Baskets (Like the newer so called XS Version of Ladder Baskets from Rosenbauer) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpqzfnqebrZ4jZY Also here in Germany, Ladders have mostly a Electric Generator, a Chainsaw with Equipment and other "smaller" Equipment. Edit: Pictures from a Aerial Ladder from a German Fire Department called Meissen. Sometimes the Departmens in Germany have some Differences in there Equipment, but its mostly the normal Things that every Truck has. I dont know about the Equipment in other Countrys, but at least Austria and Switzerland ( and maybe Holland) have almost completly the same Things on Board. Left Side: www.feuerwehr-meissen.de/images/Fahrzeuge/DLK/DLK_innen_05.JPG Right Side: www.feuerwehr-meissen.de/images/Fahrzeuge/DLK/DLK_innen_01.JPG