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What Is Basic Thermal Imaging Training?
Here are some steps you can take to organize and implement effective TI training.
Understanding Infrared Energy and the Effects of Solar Loading
Infrared (IR) energy, also known as heat radiation, is a type of electromagnetic radiation that is invisible to the human eye but can be felt as heat.
Tough Enough: What’s Durability in the Fire Service?
Durability in the fire service refers to the ability of firefighting equipment, gear, and clothing to withstand harsh conditions.
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Removable vs. Nonremovable Thermal Imager Batteries
Using an internal lithium-ion battery in thermal imagers (TIs) for the fire service offers several advantages over replaceable batteries.
Using a Thermal Imager for Interior Searches
Using a fire service thermal imager (TI) to identify hoarders and hot bedding can be useful for first responders and fire departments.
Thermal Imaging: Do You Have Enough Training?
At training, I always ask if the firefighters use their thermal imagers on every call that they go on. I am amazed at the responses.
Who Needs a Decision-Making Thermal Imager?
A decision-making thermal imager is used by professionals such as firefighters, law enforcement officers, and search and rescue teams.
How Many Thermal Imagers Does Your Fire Department Require?
The bottom line is, how many TIs can you purchase with an allotted amount of money?
Challenges When Using a Thermal Imager Underground
Working in underground environments can have its challenges when you add some dense smoky conditions into the equation.
Benefits of Using a Thermal Imager
This month, we are going to focus on the benefits of using a thermal imager (TI) for the fire service.
Thermal Imaging Limitations
Thermal imaging has limitations that firefighters should be aware of to make informed decisions during firefighting operations.