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Firefighters have a lot to gain from thermal imaging cameras. Not only do they produce excellent images in complete darkness, but they also allow us to see through the smoke. This helps firefighters find the victims in the smoky premises. A thermal imaging camera helps them find their way in places that fill with smoke, and also in areas where the fire is extinguished, but where the smoke is not yet dissipated.
Thanks to the temperature measurement function, they can know if there is fire behind a wall. This information allows them to avoid dangerous smoke explosions.
A thermal imaging camera also indicates the still burning burned areas. They must be watered again to prevent a resumption of the fire.
A thermal imaging camera can help save the lives of firefighters and people caught up in the fire. It can also be used in life-saving and life-saving missions, in which firefighters are often involved. A FLIR K-Series thermal imaging camera can equip each fire truck. The K-Series is designed for difficult operating conditions. It withstands a 2-metre drop on a concrete floor, is waterproof (IP67 protection index) and operates up to 85 degrees Celsius.
Several versions available All versions of the FLIR K-Series have an uncooled microbolometer detector that requires no maintenance. The FLIR K50 produces images of 320 × 240 pixels. If this resolution is not required, the user can choose the FLIR K40 with 240 x 180 pixel thermal images. Both spills have a large, bright 4-inch screen. Different color modes make the FLIR K-Series the ideal instrument for all firefighter missions. Easy to use, even with gloves. A simple and intuitive interface allows you to focus on the mission. The FLIR K-series is controlled by only three large buttons on its upper face. This is ideal for firefighters who wear gloves. Thermal images can be recorded in the FLIR K-series, and later used in simple reports describing what happened.
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