Thermal Imaging Cameras (TICs) For Structure Fires and Beyond | FLIR PRIMED | CBRNE Training

When trained and equipped with a Thermal Imaging Camera or “TIC”, responders can save time and effect rescues more quickly - with a clearer view. In FLIR PRIMED Episode 29, Grant Coffey discusses how to use TICs during two modes - search and rescue, and firefighting mode - for structural fires and other emergency situations, including marine calls, hazardous materials, and inclement weather.
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Well done.

[@onenessisthekeyJISL]

the flir cameras are the best in the Market I used to own an I3 flir and it was the perfect equipment for heating scaping the houses.today`s TICS super pass the expectations in quality and performance the price is high but you get a piece of great equipment.

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Great video. What do you know about Bullard. Any good?