Thermal Imaging
New QXT Pro, NXT Pro and DXT thermal imagers for the fire service
Establish side alpha, stay disciplined in your direction, pay attention to sights and sounds, and use “breadcrumbs” to establish a route
Bloomington firefighters used thermal imaging cameras to locate bulk of fire in attic
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Vernon firefighters trained on search, hoselines and ventilation at a restaurant before demolition
A grant from Firehouse Subs allows the Altoona Fire Department to purchase buddy breathing systems, TICs and RIT bags
The East Hartford Fire Department will use the federal money for TICs, equipment and training
Understand the differences between the types of TIs will help identify the units that work best for your members
The Platform includes the LUNAR Connected Device as well as FireGrid software, HUB, and ALTAIR portable gas detectors
Create a network of safety and increased situational awareness with these tech solutions
Consider key factors like shell materials, durability, weight and comfort
The FLIR K65 offers better interoperability/usability, image quality and durability in a handheld thermal imager, enabling better decision-making on the fireground
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The measure contains a fire attack restriction, a limit on transit speeds and a thermal imaging camera requirement
It’s time to step up and lead, adopt the technological revolution around us, and focus on education and connection
High-quality images and a lightweight design make this TI ideal for every call
The solution to creating a safety margin is understanding the dragons we face and learning the lessons to be more proficient and go home safely
“I saw a dark spot which looked like a road,” said Jim Carr, Sevier County Fire Department’s maintenance chief
Repeated training and breathing techniques to help lower your heart rate will help you make the mental shift
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The Syracuse Common Council approved over $300K in federal grants for new police and fire equipment
Survey reveals one-third of departments don’t train on EV fires, half don’t have SOGs for them
This pocket-sized monocular from FLIR can scan large areas through darkness, glare and haze to pinpoint hot spots before they flare up
The department used thermal imaging to locate a heat signature on the cliff and a helicopter shining light on the rescue swimmers during the rescue
FLIR offers a range of TICs that aid in situational awareness, decision making and enhanced safety
From hazmat to vehicle crashes to wildland fires, FLIR has a thermal imaging camera for practically every job
Download this FireRescue1 thermal imaging cameras buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation
The tethered aerial device can be hard-wired into the vehicle system and does not require a piloting license or certificate of authorization
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