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Msa Evolution 5200 Thermal Imaging Camera

US $3,900.00

Kansas City, Missouri, United States
Feb 25th

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EVOLUTION® 5200 Thermal Imaging Camera MSRP $8000.00 + Delivering the highest Instantaneous Scene Dynamic Range (ISDR) of any Fire Service TIC, the EVOLUTION 5200 Thermal Imaging Camera is built to provide clearer, sharper, more detailed images over the entire temp range — with twice the Low Sensitivity in the critical 320°F to +1000°F (160° to 560°C) range. New Heat Seeker PLUS for greater image detail shading in either High Sense or Low Sense mode. Captures High Sense image quality up to 320°F (160°) — the range that matches the temperature range in 80% of structural fires. This unit was purchased for private use and has never been used in firefighting applications or superheated environments. In fact it has seen very little use at all, it is in mint condition. This sale does include the optional "station kit" (4 batteries, Pelican Case, battery charger and video cable). Specifications: Water/Dust Ingress: International Standard CEI, IEC 529, IP 67 ClassificationDirect Flame/Heat Exposure: Simulated NFPA 1981 - 2002 Edition, NFPA 1982-1998 Vibration: Edition MIL-STD-810E Category 1 Loose Cargo Radio Frequency Interference:Transport CE/EN 50081-2:1992, EN 50082-2:1992, FCC Rollover (Truck Charger): Part 15 Simulated NFPA 1901-12, 1.7

“This camera is in MINT/LIKE NEW condition. Has seen VERY LITTLE USE, Never used in firefighting applications or superheated environments. Used to assess heat in duct work at one job location and is now surplus inventory for a small business.”