Uncooled radiometric camera launch
FLIR Systems has chosen FIREX 2013 to introduce to UK firefighters a brand new range of uncooled radiometric cameras. The new FLIR K-Series enhances the company’s established presence in this sector by factoring in camera features developed for harsh industrial environments.
A typical example is the torch-style grip of this new model that has been proven in the industrial market. It is ideal for single handed operation and, unlike a monocular or binocular thermal imaging camera, can be used when the operator is moving. It provides a clear crisp image at arms length whilst allowing good situational awareness.
The FLIR K-Series is designed to meet the toughest operating conditions. For example it will withstand a drop of two metres onto a concrete floor. It is also water resistant to IP67 and suitable for operation in temperatures up to 85◦C.
FLIR will be exhibiting at FIREX 2013 - stand number 3/L50.
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