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1 Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65)

2 Disclaimer Dear Student, We kindly ask you to read the following carefully. Copyright ITC All rights reserved. This training material must not, in the whole or part, be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated or transmitted to any electronic medium or machine readable form without the prior written permission of ITC. Names and marks appearing on the products herein are either registered trademarks or trademarks of FLIR Systems and/or its subsidiaries. All other trademarks, trade names or company names referenced herein are used for identification only and are the property or their respective owners. Legal disclaimer ITC s course material has been put together with highest diligence and according to the recognized state of the art within the field of thermography and its applications. Neither FLIR Systems nor ITC shall be liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential loss or damage caused by eventual printing errors, changes of technology, standards and guidelines, or misinterpretations of the participant. Note/Advise Please be aware that infrared inspections of any kind- including IR image and other data acquisition, analysis, diagnosis, prognosis and reporting is a highly advanced skill. It requires professional knowledge of thermography and the specific application field, and is, in some countries, subject to certification and also legislation. Consequently, we strongly recommend that you seek the necessary training before carrying out inspections. Please visit the following sites for more information: Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

3 Content About the camera How a thermal camera works Specifications Component parts Battery Operate the buttons Screen elements, menus, and functions Camera operation Select between the modes Freeze, save, and recall images Record and view videos Change settings ConnectthecameratoaPC Change settings with FLIR Tools Transfer files Test questions - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

4 Sensing heat Whenclosetoawarmorhotobject,wecanfeeltheheatonourskin. Thedetectorofathermalcameraisalsosensitivetoheat. An electrical signal is generated and transformed into a thermal image. Figure 1 Camera principle - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

5 The thermal camera InthethermalimageoftheKseriescameras,darkermeanscolder and brighter means hotter. Figure2Twoexamplesofhowthethermalcameraseesheat - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

6 Technical specifications <1.1 kg 2mdroptested Water resistant(to IP67) Infrared resolution: K45: pixels K55andK65: pixels 60 Hz frequency Fieldofview(FOV):51 x38 2 digital zoom Two temperature ranges: 20 to +150 C(high sensitivity mode) 0 to +650 C(low sensitivity mode) Five camera modes Spotmeter, isotherm, and FSX Figure 3 K series cameras technical specifications - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Specifications infrared resolution FLIR K45 (240 180) Instantaneous FOV(IFOV)(at 1 m) 3.7 mm 2.9 mm 5 IFOV(at1m) 1.85cm 1.45cm Distancetoseeacat(20cmtall) 10m 14m Distancetoseeahuman(1.

7 Specifications infrared resolution FLIR K45 ( ) Instantaneous FOV(IFOV)(at 1 m) 3.7 mm 2.9 mm 5 IFOV(at1m) 1.85cm 1.45cm Distancetoseeacat(20cmtall) 10m 14m Distancetoseeahuman(1.8mtall) 100m 125m Distancetoseeanelephant(4mtall) 200m 250m FLIR K55/K65 ( ) Figure 4 The practical implication of infrared resolution - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Specifications infrared resolution At 320 240 pixels (FLIR K55 or

Figure 5 Recognizing two persons - Product training FLIR K series

8 Specifications infrared resolution At pixels (FLIR K55 or K65) you can recognize a human at a distance of up to 100 m. Figure 5 Recognizing two persons - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters (K45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Specifications field of view Normally our field of view(fov) is 140 200.

Figure 6 How the FOV affects your sight. Image credit: IRIS Thermovision.

9 Specifications field of view Normally our field of view(fov) is TheKseriescameralimitstheFOVto50. Figure 6 How the FOV affects your sight. Image credit: IRIS Thermovision. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Specifications image frequency 60 Hz faster than the eye. True real-time information. Gives a fast, immediate overview of the situation, allowing fast action.

10 Specifications image frequency 60 Hz faster than the eye. True real-time information. Gives a fast, immediate overview of the situation, allowing fast action. Figure 7 Falling droplets seen with a thermal camera - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Specifications FSX The K series cameras are equipped with FSX(Flexible Scene Enhancement): FSX is an advanced non-linear image-processing algorithm. FSX preserves detail in high dynamic range images.

11 Specifications FSX The K series cameras are equipped with FSX(Flexible Scene Enhancement): FSX is an advanced non-linear image-processing algorithm. FSX preserves detail in high dynamic range images. FSX extracts image details, such as edges and corners, from the original image. These details are weighted and combined with the original image. The result is an image with enhanced detail. Figure 8 Left: Image without FSX. Right: Image with FSX - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

12 Component parts FLIR K45 and K55 1. USB Mini-B connector. 2. Attachment point for the lanyard strap. 3. Eccentric latch to secure the battery. 4. On/off button. 5. Mode button. 6.Accesstosetupmenusandstoredimages:Push Mode + Zoom buttons. 7. Zoom button. 8. Connectors for the in-truck charger. 9. Save trigger. 10.Mount for a tripod adapter. 11.Attachment point for the retractable lanyard. 12.Battery. Figure9ComponentpartsoftheFLIRK45andK55 - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

13 Component parts FLIR K65 1. USB Mini-B connector. 2. Attachment point for the lanyard strap(left and right sides). 3.Latchtosecurethebattery(fastenedwithaTorx T20screw). 4. On/off button. 5. Mode button. 6.Accesstosetupmenusandstoredimages:Push Mode + Zoom buttons. 7. Zoom button. 8. Connectors for the in-truck charger. 9. Save trigger. 10.Mount for a tripod adapter. 11.Attachment point for the retractable lanyard. 12.Battery. Figure10ComponentpartsoftheFLIRK65 - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

14 Component parts battery Howtoremovethebatteryofthe FLIRK45andK55: Pull the eccentric latch. Pull out the battery. Howtoremovethebatteryofthe FLIR K65: Unscrew the Torx T20screwandpull the latch. CAUTION Donotuseatorquevalueof morethan80ncmforthe Torx T20 screw. Damage to thecameracanoccurifyou disregard this. Pull out the battery. Figure 11 Remove the battery - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

15 Charge the battery Standalone battery charger 1. Put the battery into the standalone battery charger. 2.Connectthepowersupplycableplugto the connector on the standalone battery charger. 3. Insert the power supply mains electricity plug into a mains socket. 4. Disconnect the power supply cable plug when the blue battery condition LED glows continuously. In-truck charger(optional accessory) 1.Pushthebatteryintotheslotatthelower front of the charger. 2. Secure the battery using the eccentric latch on the charger. 3.Chargingofthebatteryhasnowstarted andiscompletewhentheblueled glows continuously. NOTE The camera can also be charged directly without removing the battery using the in-truck charger. Chargethebatteryfor4hoursbeforestartingthecameraforthefirsttime,oruntilthe blue battery condition LED glows continuously. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

16 In-truck charger The in-truck charger allows the battery to be charged both when inside the camera and when removed. Thein-truckchargerisintendedtobemountedonaflatsurfaceinthecab,inone of the equipment lockers, or in another suitable compartment of the fire engine. Figure 12 In-truck charger - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

17 In-truck charger 1. Top cover. 2. LED indicator for the camera charger. 3. Hole for attaching the charger housing to the metal bracket. 4. Connectors in the cradle. 5.Connectortopowerthechargerusinga standard FLIR Systems power supply. 6. Hole for attaching the charger housing to the metal bracket. 7. LED indicator for the battery charger. 8. Battery slot. 9. Eccentric latch to secure the battery during charging. Figure 13 In-truck charger: Front view - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

18 In-truck charger 10.Cable port. 11.Routing support V DC cable plinth. 13.Recess for the cable. 14.Routing support. For recommended cable areas and the fuse, and the mounting instructions, refer to the camera s user s manual. CAUTION Disconnect the in-truck charger from the fire engine s V DC system before cleaning. The in-truck charger can be cleaned using warm water or a weak detergent solution. Do not use solvents or similar liquids. Figure 14 In-truck charger: Rear view - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Camera buttons 1. On/off button a. Pushtoturnonthecamera. b. Pushandholdformorethan3seconds butlessthan10secondstoputthe camera into standby mode. c. Pushandholdformorethan10seconds toturnoffthecamera.

19 Camera buttons 1. On/off button a. Pushtoturnonthecamera. b. Pushandholdformorethan3seconds butlessthan10secondstoputthe camera into standby mode. c. Pushandholdformorethan10seconds toturnoffthecamera. 2. Mode button Push repeatedly to select camera modes. 3. Zoom button Zoom factor 2. 4.Push the Mode and Zoom buttons simultaneously to access setup menus and stored images. Figure 15 Camera buttons - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

20 Save trigger and lens 1. Save trigger a. Pull:Saveanimage. b. Pullandhold:Animageisfrozenuntil thetriggerisreleased.oravideois recorded. Use the Change settings menu in FLIR Toolstoenablefreezingofanimageor video recording. 2. Lens Figure 16 Save trigger and lens - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

21 Prior and after use Check the following before using the camera: 1. Make sure that the battery is inserted correctly. 2.Switchonthecamera. 3.Waitfortheimagetobedisplayed. 4. After a small click is heard(indicating the NUC(non-uniformity correction)), the cameraisreadytouse. 5. You can also toggle through the modes or check the digital temperature reading. Do the following after using the camera: 1.Switchitoff. 2.Cleanthecamerahousingwitheitherwarmwateroraweakdetergent,appliedtoa soft cloth. 3.Cleanthelenswitheither: a commercial lens-cleaning liquid with more than 30% isopropyl alcohol or 96%ethylalcohol(C 2 H 5 OH)appliedtocottonwool. 4. Charge the battery. 5.TransferimagesandvideoclipstoaPC,ifneeded. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Screen elements 1. Basic mode. 2. Black and white firefighting mode. 3. Fire mode. 4. Search and rescue mode. 5. Heat detection mode. 6. Low-sensitivity indicator. 7. Overheating indicator. 8.

22 Screen elements 1. Basic mode. 2. Black and white firefighting mode. 3. Fire mode. 4. Search and rescue mode. 5. Heat detection mode. 6. Low-sensitivity indicator. 7. Overheating indicator. 8. Indicator symbol for change in the color reference. 9. Reference bar. 10.Temperature bar. 11.Spotmeter temperature. 12.Battery condition indicator. 13.Spotmeter. Figure17ScreenelementsfortheFLIRKSeries - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

23 Temperature measurement Figure 18 Incorrect temperature measurement of flames - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Camera modes The K series cameras have five modes for different purposes and tasks.

Temperature ranges: Low sensitivity: 0 to +650 C(observe the indicator to the upper left).

Modes with blue icons: Temperature range is locked to high sensitivity.

24 Camera modes The K series cameras have five modes for different purposes and tasks. Figure 19 The five different camera modes They differ in the use of temperature ranges and heat colorization. Temperature ranges: Low sensitivity: 0 to +650 C(observe the indicator to the upper left). High sensitivity: 20 to +150 C. Modes with green icons: Automatic range selection. Modes with blue icons: Temperature range is locked to high sensitivity. Heat colorization: Above a certain temperature, colors are used to visualize intervals of higher(and equal) temperatures. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

For different types of operation, one temperature range will be more suitable than the other.

25 Temperature range Low sensitivity: 0 to +650 C. High-temperature details are visible. High sensitivity: 20 to +150 C. Low-temperature details are visible. For different types of operation, one temperature range will be more suitable than the other. Figure 20 Low- and high-sensitivity range - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Heat colorization Thermal images from the K series cameras use a grayscale. Heat colorization adds information about temperature. Above a threshold temperature, one or more colors are added.

26 Heat colorization Thermal images from the K series cameras use a grayscale. Heat colorization adds information about temperature. Above a threshold temperature, one or more colors are added. The additional color(s) allows hot spots or areas to be localized faster and more precisely: a. Threshold temperature. b. Lower-temperature range limit. c. Upper-temperature range limit. d. Maximum temperature in the scene. e.hottestareas:20%ofthescene. Figure 21 Principle of heat colorization - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

27 Heat colorization a. Grayscale image: Intuitive and simple image. Some details. b. Heat colorization with several colors: Region of interest showing a lot of detail. c. Heat colorization with one color: Extremely obvious location of the hottest region No details for high temperatures. Figure 22 Different types of heat colorization - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

28 Basic mode Initial fire attack with life-saving procedures and controlofthefire Automatic range selection: 20to+150 Cor 0 to +650 C. Colorization of heat: +150 to +650 C. Figure23Exampleforthebasicmode - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Black and white firefighting mode Initial fire attack with life-saving procedures and control of the fire. Automatic range selection: 20to+150 Cor 0 to +650 C. Colorization of heat: None.

29 Black and white firefighting mode Initial fire attack with life-saving procedures and control of the fire. Automatic range selection: 20to+150 Cor 0 to +650 C. Colorization of heat: None. Black and white is more intuitive than a color palette. Figure 24 Example for the black and white firefighting mode - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

30 Fire mode Initial fire attack with life-saving procedures and control of the fire. Suitable for higher background temperatures. Automatic range selection: 20to+150 Cor 0 to +650 C. Colorization of heat: +250 to +650 C. Figure25Exampleforthefiremode - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

The blue Temperature bar indicates the temperature at the spot meter.

31 Search and rescue mode Situations with lower temperatures. High-sensitivity range, locked: 20 to +150 C. Colorization of heat: +100 to +150 C. The blue Temperature bar indicates the temperature at the spot meter. Figure26Exampleforthesearchandrescuemode - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Heat detection mode Searching for hot spots and thermal patterns in colder

Colorization of heat: The hottest areas of the viewed scene(20% of total

32 Heat detection mode Searching for hot spots and thermal patterns in colder environments. High-sensitivity range, locked: 20 to +150 C. Colorization of heat: The hottest areas of the viewed scene(20% of total view). Dynamic indication. The blue Temperature bar indicates the temperature at the spot meter. Figure 27 Example for the heat detection mode - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

33 Freeze and save images Save an image: Pull the Save trigger. Freeze an image: Pull and hold the Save trigger. Record a video: Pull and hold the Save trigger. Youcansaveamaximumof200imagesin the archive. A frozen image is easier to analyze because itisnotmoving. Youcaneitherfreezeanimageorrecorda videobyholdingthesavetrigger.usethe Settings menuorflirtoolstoselectthe function. Figure 28 Save trigger functions - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Recall images Enter the image archive: 1.Pushthe Modebuttonandthe Zoombuttonatthesametime. 2.Pushthe Modebuttontoenterthe archive. In the archive: 1.

34 Recall images Enter the image archive: 1.Pushthe Modebuttonandthe Zoombuttonatthesametime. 2.Pushthe Modebuttontoenterthe archive. In the archive: 1.Pushthe Modebuttontomove forward through the images. 2.Pull the Save trigger to move backward through the images. 3.Pushandholdthe Zoombuttonto enlarge an image. 4.Pushthe On/offbuttontoexit the archive. Figure 29 Archive - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Viewing saved video clips Enter the archive: 1.Pushthe Modebuttonandthe Zoombutton atthesametime. 2.Pushthe Modebuttontoenterthearchive. In the archive: 1.Videoclipsareindicatedbyafilmstripicon. 2.Pushthe Modebuttontomoveforward through the videos.

35 Viewing saved video clips Enter the archive: 1.Pushthe Modebuttonandthe Zoombutton atthesametime. 2.Pushthe Modebuttontoenterthearchive. In the archive: 1.Videoclipsareindicatedbyafilmstripicon. 2.Pushthe Modebuttontomoveforward through the videos. 3.PulltheSavetriggertomovebackward through the videos. 4.Pushandholdthe Zoombuttontostart viewing a video. 5.Releasethe Zoombuttontostopviewinga video. 6.Pushthe On/offbuttontoexitthearchive. Figure 30 Viewing video clips - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Push the Mode button to step forward. 2. Push the Zoom button to change a value. 3.

36 Camera settings Enter the Settings menu: 1.Pushthe Modebuttonand the Zoom button at the same time. 2. Push the Zoom button to display the Settings menu. In the Settings menu: 1. Push the Mode button to step forward. 2. Push the Zoom button to change a value. 3.Pushthe On/offbuttonto confirm and exit. Figure 31 Settings menu - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Temperature indication Basic mode with Reference bar Fire mode

(measurement) a. Reference bar b. Temperature bar c.

temperature indication in different modes - Product training

37 Temperature indication Basic mode with Reference bar Fire mode with Temperature bar Heat detection mode with Digital read-out (measurement) a. Reference bar b. Temperature bar c. Digital read-out (measurement) Figure 32 Examples of temperature indication in different modes - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

ConnectthecameratoaPC FLIRK45andK55 1.Folduptherubbercoveratthe topofthecamera. 2.Holdthemetalringfirmly. 3. Rotate the ring approximately 110 counter-clockwise. 4. Pull out the plastic insert.

38 ConnectthecameratoaPC FLIRK45andK55 1.Folduptherubbercoveratthe topofthecamera. 2.Holdthemetalringfirmly. 3. Rotate the ring approximately 110 counter-clockwise. 4. Pull out the plastic insert. CAUTION The plastic insert has an O-ring seal.donotdamagethisseal. 5.ConnecttheUSBcabletothe USB Mini-B connector in the connector bay. Figure33ConnectaFLIRK45orK55toaPC - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

39 ConnectthecameratoaPC FLIRK65 1.Folduptherubbercoveratthetopof the camera. 2.Foldupthemetalring. 3.UnscrewtheTorxT20screw. CAUTION Makesurethatyoudonotuseatorquevalueof morethan80ncmforthetorxt20screw.damage tothecameracanoccurifdisregardthis. 4. Pull out the plastic insert. CAUTION TheplasticinserthasanO-ringseal.Donot damage this seal. 5.ConnecttheUSBcabletotheUSB Mini-B connector in the connector bay. Figure34ConnectaFLIRK65toaPC - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

40 File transfer Drag and drop FLIR Tools Figure 35 Two options for image transfer - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

FLIR Tools 1. Change K series camera settings. 2.

Figure 36 Using FLIR Tools - Product training FLIR

41 FLIR Tools 1. Change K series camera settings. 2. Import images from the camera. 3.Viewimagesinthelibrary. 4.Connecttoalivestream. 5. Create reports. 6. Update the camera. Figure 36 Using FLIR Tools - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

Changing camera settings in FLIR Tools General Settings tab 1. Regional settings: Synchronize the camera s date and time settings with the computer. 2.

42 Changing camera settings in FLIR Tools General Settings tab 1. Regional settings: Synchronize the camera s date and time settings with the computer. 2. Firmware info area: Check for a newer version of the camera firmware. 3. Restore to factory default area: Restore all camera settings to the factory defaults. Figure 37 General Settings menu - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

SetuptheuserinterfacewithFLIRTools User interface tab 1. Temperature unit area. 2. Thermal indication area, select between: Digital readout only Reference bar Temp bar. 3. Save-button long press area.

43 SetuptheuserinterfacewithFLIRTools User interface tab 1. Temperature unit area. 2. Thermal indication area, select between: Digital readout only Reference bar Temp bar. 3. Save-button long press area. No action. Freeze image. Record video. 4. Auto range: The camera will automatically switch between the high-sensitivity range and the low-sensitivity range. 5. Add custom boot image. Figure 38 User interface menu - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

44 Camera operation Exercises Do the following exercises: 1. Remove(charge if needed) and insert the battery. 2.Switchthecameraonandoff. 3. Toggle the camera modes. 4.Ineachmode,observethethermalimagewhenlookingatobjectswith different temperatures. 5. In the Settings menu, change the temperature indication and observe the reference bar, the temperature reading, and the temperature bar for each mode. 6. Freeze, save, and recall images. 7.Recordandviewavideoclip. 8. Transfer images. 9. Create a simple report. 10.Clean the camera, and also the lens. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

45 Test questions 1.Whichofthefollowingliquidsshouldbeusedtocleanthecamerahousing? a. Common solvents. b. 96% ethyl alcohol. c. Warmwater. d. 50% acetone plus 50% ethyl alcohol(by volume). 2.Whatistheapproximatemaximumdistanceatwhichyoucanseeahuman beingusingaflirk45camera? a. 500m. b. 100m. c. 850m. d. 225m. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

46 Test questions 3. When would you prefer to use the high-sensitivity range? a. When the background temperature is high. b. Whenlookingforrelativelycoolobjectsinacoldenvironmentandthereisaneed to resolve small temperature differences. c. When dealing with large heights. d. Whenlookingforveryhotobjectsinacoldenvironment. 4.Inwhichsituationwouldyouusetheheatdetectionmode? a. Searching for persons in a smoke-filled room. b. Looking at a structural fire. c. Lookingforthermalpatternsontheseatsofacarafteranaccident. d. During the initial fire attack. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

47 Test questions 5. Using modes with heat colorization, what will you see with the thermal camera when the temperature is above the maximum temperature of +150 or +650 C? a. Saturation will occur, and saturated pixels will be displayed in purple. b. Heat colorization will stretch over the entire reference bar. c. The display will turn black. d. Thecamerawillswitchoff. 6.Whycanathermalcameraseeheat? a. BecauseitissensitivetoXrays. b. Becauseithasafrequencyof60Hz. c. Because the detector is sensitive to infrared radiation. d. Becauseithasaresolutionofatleast pixels. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

48 Test questions 7. What happens when infrared radiation travels through gases? a. It disappears. b. Itbecomesvisibletooureyes. c. It is unaffected. d. It is partly absorbed. 8.Howcanyouseethepreviousimageinthecameraarchive? a. By pushing the Save trigger. b. Bypushingthe Modebutton. c. By pushing the Zoom button. d. By pushing the On/off button. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

49 Test questions 9. Which of the following statements is true? Heat colorization a. overlays certain intervals of(equal) temperature with one or more contrasting colors. b. changes the temperature in the thermal image. c. depends on the object you are looking at. d. works only in closed environments. 10.Why can we look through smoke with a thermal camera? a. Because smoke is moving rapidly. b. Because smoke is essentially transparent to infrared radiation. c. Because smoke is lightweight. d. Because smoke mostly is warm. - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

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50 Learn more know more ITC is the leading source within infrared science and its applications. To learn more, visit our website, take our online trainings, or attend a traditional face-to-face class. ITC EMEA websites and course calendar: ITC Americas websites and course calendar: Global ITC course schedule: ITC online training: - Product training FLIR K series for firefighters(k45, K55, K65) Publ. No. T560489_35773_en-US_

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