In 1938, the Protectowire Company invented and introduced the first linear-type heat detector. Today Protectowire offers the largest digital linear heat detection portfolio on the market, with activation temperatures ranging from 57°C to 260°C and with a wide range of…
FLIR Systems
FLIR Systems is adding the K2 and K65 to its industry-leading lineup of K-Series thermal imaging cameras that provide firefighters with the capability to see through smoke, locate and rescue victims, identify hot spots, navigate safely, and stay better oriented during response missions. Extremely affordable thermal imaging for firefighters The K2…
MSA Safety
MSA introduced one of the first firefighting thermal imaging cameras over a decade ago. In the years following, we’ve refined TIC design through innovation and expertise, delivering several successful generations of market-leading TICs. Our state-of-the-art cameras help you in various…
Bullard
Thermal imagers manufactured by Bullard are designed to endure the harshest environments to meet the demanding needs of firefighters. The Company introduced its first high-resolution thermal imager to the fire service market in 1998 with the innovative Bullard TI. Today,…
Scott Safety Thermal Imaging Cameras
Since the introduction of thermal imaging technology to the fire services, Scott Safety has been at the forefront of innovation providing advanced, fire-ground proven thermal cameras to first responders for use in search and rescue, overhaul operations and hot spot…
MSA Thermal Imaging Cameras
MSA introduced one of the first firefighting thermal imaging cameras over a decade ago. In the years following, we’ve refined TIC design through innovation and expertise, delivering several successful generations of market-leading TICs. We continued this commitment to the fire…
ISG Thermal Imaging Cameras
ISGs Advanced Thermal Imaging Cameras provide a level of situational awareness unmatched by any other camera on the market, they deliver performance enhancing imaging that allow the user to fully interpret a fire scene and make better, safer, tactical decisions.…
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