Firefighting TICs FLIR K75 and K85
The future of FLIR’s revolutionary firefighting TICs is here with the thoughtfully designed, innovatively advanced K75 and K85. Our FLIR experts put attention into every detail, focusing on the challenges fire crews face every day and finding the optimal solution.
These thermal imaging cameras (TICs) do more than see through smoke and allow fire crews to safely, effectively monitor a fire’s spread. They connect seamlessly to the new FLIR Responder App for camera configuration, live video streaming, over-the-air updates, thermal image transfer, and incident training.
The new FLIR K75 and K85 are vital tools that help fire crews plan their attack, monitor the fire’s spread, and visualize the scene—all with consistent support before, during, and after the firefighting mission.
Solutions Focused on Firefighters' Needs
With the K75/K85 TICs, fire crews will experience premium image quality throughout the firefighting mission, with automatic scene adaptation and the new single-gain solution which allows seamless operation without delays, without image freeze, or without loss of information.
Mission-Critical Reliability
Firefighters gain the advantage of outstanding high-heat performance and market-leading product quality in a proven, robust camera housing they know and trust.
Seamless Imaging and Instant Colorization with NO Freezing
The innovative K75 and K85 offers a single-range solution imager that reveals dangers instantly when moving from cool air to extreme heat. With no freezing or delay in colorization due to range changes, you never miss a critical moment.
Product Excellence from Call to Cleanup
Designed with full attention to every phase of the firefighting operation, K75/K85 TICs enhance firefighter readiness by supporting pre-mission planning and post-mission insights.
Expanded Warranty
All FLIR K-Series cameras are protected by our exclusive FLIR 2-5-10 Warranty that includes two years of coverage on batteries, five years on the camera, and ten years on the detector.
Rugged and Reliable
The K-Series is designed to meet tough operating conditions. It withstands a drop from 2 meters onto a concrete floor, is water resistant (IP67) and fully operating temperature r ange of 302°F (150°C): 15 min, 500°F (260°C): 5 min.
Easy-to-Use, Even with Gloves On
An intuitive and simple user interface allows you to focus on the job at hand. FLIR Kxx, cameras can be controlled by large buttons ideal for a gloved firefighter’s hand.
Meet the Next Generation Kxx-Series Firefighting TICs
FLIR K75 Firefighting Thermal Imaging Camera
- 320 × 240 resolution
- Flexible Scene Enhancement (FSX®)
- Single range solution operating: -4°F to 1202°F
- MPEG-4 Stream over Wi-Fi to FLIR Responder app
FLIR K85 Firefighting Thermal Imaging Camera
- 640 × 480 resolution
- Flexible Scene Enhancement (FSX)
- Single range solution operating: –4°F to 1202°F
- • MPEG-4 Stream over Wi-Fi to FLIR Responder app
FLIR FSX™ Flexible Scene Enhancement Clear Images in Critical Environments
Firefighters rely on technology to perform demanding tasks: locating people in a smoke filled room, finding their way through smoke and dark areas… Luckily, thermal imaging cameras can support them in these tasks. Thermal imaging cameras use the heat emitted from the environment to see through smoke, locate subjects or visualize hot spots. However, in cases where the scene temperatures have low contrast, it can still be hard and time-consuming to get a good picture of the situation. That’s where FLIR’s Flexible Scene Enhancement (FSX™) technology comes in.
The Flexible Scene Enhancement (FSX™) technology, which is featured on the FLIR K75 and K85 camera, provides enhanced image detail in the thermal video image. Firefighters can have crystal clear vision through smoke with the high-resolution K85 showing finer details in structure, flames and potential victims. You can see ultra-sharp thermal images with the smallest of details.
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