The MX 170 is our state-of-the-art, full-size Type III ambulance, offering a roomy interior for extensive medical equipment and an optimal ergonomic work environment for EMS specialists. Tested to global standards, this ambulance is built with unique features such as full-length, all-aluminum extruded door construction for maximum storage access without compromising structural integrity. Offered with our industry-leading mobility track seat as an option, the MX 170 is the leader in its category.

Demers’ Type III ambulances come from the factory preloaded with features. Because all our designs are tested to the highest industry standards, you can be sure your EMS Specialists can care for their patients in the most high-tech, ergonomic and safest Type III ambulance on the market. You’ll also be driving more dollars to your bottom line because Demers’ Type III ambulances lead their category for total cost of ownership.

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Features
Clever Cabinetry
Pull Tested Aluminum, Occupant Safety, Interior Durability, Lighter Weight, Increased Payload
Standard Multiplex Electronic Management System
Remote Diagnosis, Operational Efficiency, Decreased Down Time
Maximized Payload
Best in Class Payload Capacity, Increased Fuel Economy, Improved Efficiency, Reduced Maintenance Cost
Dual Ducted HVAC
AC Ducted from Ceiling, Heat Ducted from Floor, Improved Heating and Cooling, Efficiency, Occupant Comfort
Exclusive Aerodynamic Roof Design
Saves Fuel, Maximizes Lighting, Reduces Noise
XL ALS
Largest in Class ALS Compartment, Maximum Storage Space, Bags / Tools / Gear
All LED Lighting Standard
LED Cabinet Lights, LED Compartment Lights, LED Emergency Lights
Mobility Track
Attendant Safety, Attendant Ergonomics, Treat Patients and Reach Equipment while Seated and Belted
Ecosmart Idle Reduction System
Fuel Savings, Emissions Reduction, Operational Efficiency, Reduced Maintenance Cost
Chassis Chevrolet Express 4500 | Ford E450
Recent MX 170 Deliveries

Berkeley County EMS

MX 170 / Type III Ambulance Models
Dealer: First Priority Emergency Vehicles
"We've had nothing but positive comments from our staff; everybody seems excited," said Matthew Linderwirth, Berkeley County's EMS Chief. "It has a system in it to watch what we are doing. It will tell us if they are braking too hard, are they accelerating too fast, are they breaking established speed requirements, are their lights on, do they come to a complete stop when they come to an intersection? All of those safety features are things that help us reduce our liability and also helps protect the public."
"It really is a great ambulance and it truly is at a great price," said Linderwirth. "We have been talking to surrounding counties, we are still buying ambulances at a lower price than the other counties and we are getting a better product."
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