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Since the introduction of thermal imaging technology to the fire service, Scott has been a leader in providing the most advanced, fire-ground proven thermal cameras to first responders for use in search and rescue, overhaul operations, and hot spot identification. Now, Scott adds to its family of thermal cameras with the new Eagle Imager 320 – a step ahead in thermal imaging technology with the trusted name of Scott behind it.
The heart of the Eagle Image 320 thermal imaging camera is an amorphous silicone (a-Si) camera core capable of producing vivid imagery under a variety of conditions. Its 1,100° dynamic range generates highly detailed images that enable quick and easy scene interpretation and eliminates white out, ghosted images or other distracting image artifacts. A wide dynamic range permits the user to see a firefighter standing next to or behind flame.
The camera’s ergonomic qualities include the unique user-selectable handle positioning that permits adjustability to three different positions (standing, crawling and hands-free) for use in virtually any condition.
The Eagle Imager 320 camera’s battery features one-way on, large-scale threading for fast battery replacement. The camera’s robust 9-volt nickel metal hydride battery offers over four and a half hours of run time. Designed for ease of use with gloved hands, the Eagle Imager 320 camera may be handed off from one firefighter to another by grasping its handle, side straps or battery compartment.
The camera’s 4-inch (10.16 cm) wide diagonal LCD viewing screen is designed for optimal viewing and maximum scene detail. An additional zoom-in feature allows for 1x, 2x, and 4x magnification of a scene to help distinguish between objects or temperatures. On-screen graphic icons indicate camera modes and battery life.
Engineered for maximum simplicity, the Eagle Imager 320 thermal imaging camera is operated by using just two buttons conveniently located between the handle and screen, and capable of being easily manipulated by a user wearing gloves.
The Eagle Imager 320 camera’s on-screen temperature readout (in either °F or °C) is standard with both a digital and a bar graph indicator. Temperature awareness colorization™ (TAC) identifies temperatures in certain ranges (yellow > 200°F, orange > 500°F, red > 800°F), providing the user with color-based visual indicators that help a firefighter quickly analyze the environment, while providing a clear grey scale image for the rest of the objects in view. The Max Temp™ indicator, displayed in all operating modes, identifies the temperature of the hottest object within the camera’s viewing area. An overhaul mode identifies background temperatures above the median to assist with hot spot localization. Spot temperature measurements are easily interpreted with the bar graph and digital temperature readouts.
The Eagle Imager 320 thermal imaging camera is available with a two-channel transmitter that permits wireless transmission of images to a remote receiver station and monitor.
New TAC Mode - Identifies temperatures in certain ranges by color New Overhaul Mode - Identifies background temperatures above the median to assist with hot spot localization Max Temp Indicator - Identifies the temperature of the hottest object within the area New Icon Indicators - Eliminates confusion over text misinterpretation Tumble Tested - Continuously for over thirty minutes Improved Drop Performance - Achieved test rating of over 6 feet on all axis
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