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    1. Operations & Training
    2. Thermal Imagers

    FLIR K-Series K40 and K50 Thermal Imaging Cameras

    May 16, 2014
    Starting under $4,000, FLIR’s high-performance yet economical K-Series thermal imaging cameras are designed for easier operation and superior visibility.
    Related To: Teledyne FLIR
    Flir Thermal Imager 11466376

    Starting under $4,000, FLIR’s high-performance yet economical K-Series thermal imaging cameras (TICs) are designed for easier operation and superior visibility. Both the K40 (240×180) and the K50 (320×240) feature five imaging modes including NFPA TI Basic, Heat Detection, and SAR. A bright 4” LCD clearly shows detailed images and colorized isotherms to help see better in the smokiest conditions. Oversized buttons for gloved hands allow quick toggling through modes and access to zoom and other functions. K-Series also offers onboard image storage of hundreds of thermal JPEGs, which can be viewed from the camera’s archive at any time or exported via USB later to put into reports.

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    Photos courtesy of the Fairfax County, VA, Fire and Rescue Department
    Photos by Joey Baxa
    Feld Fire
    Teledyne FLIR
    Photos by Jonathan Hall
    Knee walls range from 3 feet tall to chest height and often are found in the finished half-stories of dwellings. Half-stories might include a collar tie, which spans the rafters on opposing sides of the structure.
    Photo courtesy of Chief Edward Mullen, Perth Amboy, NJ, Fire Department
    Lateral and vertical spread are concerns in these types of occupancies. Note the tin ceiling that’s installed above the drop-tile ceiling in this store.