Fire & Rescue

Wildland Fire

Mop-up

Monitor fire lines

• Compact, rugged design
• Bright, clear images
• 8+ hours of operation using AA batteries
• See in total darkness
• Cameras display heat

Battery life, ruggedness, size and weight are important in an IR camera used on Wildland fire lines. Carrying heavy rechargeable battery packs can be a nuisance. The Compix Ferret 240 can run for more than 8 hours under full load on 6 AA batteries. A standby mode extends that by many hours.

Weighing less than 2 pounds and being small enough to fit in a pocket.

One button operation with auto-scaling of the display means the operator reduces the need for extensive training. Video signal outputs permit the images to be recorded for download and analysis.

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Search & Rescue

Conditions which make infrared technology valuable are;

• Low light/no light
• Smoke
• Speed

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