DRÄGER has introduced the UCF 6000, a technologically advanced thermal imaging camera designed to optimize image quality and simplify operations in the most extreme conditions. The camera offers advanced new features to meet the needs of firefighters and first responders in the most hazardous situations. It provides superior image quality with 160x120-pixels resolution. A brightness sensor adapts the display to all lighting conditions, eliminating the need to cup hands over the screen when operating in direct sunlight. A snapshot function allows freeze-frame imaging of difficult areas. An integrated laser pointer pinpoints hazards and aids communication among responders. The camera also offers a wide, 47-degree field of view with a dynamic range to stay safe. It can detect hot spots and capture temperature ranges from –40 degrees Fahrenheit to more than 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
DRÄGER has introduced the UCF 6000, a technologically advanced thermal imaging camera designed to optimize image quality and simplify operations in the most extreme conditions. The camera offers advanced new features to meet the needs of firefighters and first responders in the most hazardous situations. It provides superior image quality with 160x120-pixels resolution. A brightness sensor adapts the display to all lighting conditions, eliminating the need to cup hands over the screen when operating in direct sunlight. A snapshot function allows freeze-frame imaging of difficult areas. An integrated laser pointer pinpoints hazards and aids communication among responders. The camera also offers a wide, 47-degree field of view with a dynamic range to stay safe. It can detect hot spots and capture temperature ranges from –40 degrees Fahrenheit to more than 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
