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Timing is Everything for vehicle fires! The Fire Finder Thermal Scanner is ready to use within 2 seconds of turning the power switch on. By the time it takes a firefighter to leave his truck and reach the vehicle, the unit can be powered on and ready to start scanning immediately. The Fire Finder Thermal Scanner is designed to have … Continue reading →

Invisible Chemical Fires? The Fire Finder works in Full Sunlight. Hazmat work is complicated by the risk of invisible chemical fires and explosion hazards. This challenge is further compounded when working outdoors where ambient sunlight can render most infrared sensors such as thermal cameras and IR thermometers ineffective. The Fire Finder thermal scanners use the latest technology to maintain full … Continue reading →

The Fire Finder Operates Through Glass The alarm goes off for a structural fire, you’ve raced to the building to make it there in record time only to find a possible false alarm situation. Do you go in? It would be great if you could use your thermal camera or infrared thermometer to scan through a window or glass door … Continue reading →

You’ve fought hard, the fire’s out, and now it’s time for mop-up. Woodland fire fighting often involves countless hours of tedious and costly mop-up work. Traditional grid techniques can mean hours on your hands an knees sifting through the ashes with bare hands only to have to repeat the whole process if a live ember is found. The original Fire … Continue reading →

1 in 6 Meth Labs Discovered Because of Fire and Explosions. Illegal, clandestine meth labs present a multitude of hazards to law enforcement and emergency response personnel. With a highly volatile and life threatening combination of materials use in the process (acetone, coleman fuel, ethyl ether, mineral spirits, toluene) meth labs are a bomb waiting to happen. The Fire Finder … Continue reading →