Easy to use with one hand only. See more and make better decisions with optimal display options provided by the Dräger UCF 7000 thermal imaging camera. The camera is intrinsically safe (ATEX zone 1) and offers the maximum level of safety and reliability in potentially explosive atmospheres. An explosive atmosphere may be prevalent especially for calls where there is no fire. This means the equipment used must not be a source of ignition. The Dräger UCF 7000 is the tool of choice even in these types of situations. The device is intrinsically safe and approved for use in potentially explosive atmospheres including zone 1 according to ATEX and UL approval Class 1 Division 2. Even in the most hostile environments, where other imaging cameras fail, the UCF 7000 can be depended on to provide critical information quickly and easily, enabling firefighters to focus more on their actions and less on their equipment. The Dräger UCF 7000 is equipped with an extremely rugged and durable housing that resists heat, water, smoke, and dust. This enables the UCF 7000 to withstand the rigors of firefighting including damage from accidental drops and fumbles. Additionally, modern lithium-ion battery technology powers the UCF 7000 for up to 4 hours. This extended period of operation simplifies use and gives peace of mind during extended firefighting operations. The Dräger UCF 7000 delivers excellent images to firefighters even if visibility is less than optimal. A resolution of 160 x 120 pixels as well as a 2x zoom provide a detailed impression of the situation. When the current image is always right in front of your eyes, rooms and the immediate vicinity are searched quickly and safely. The risk of overlooking a detail is especially likely and a problem in difficult situations. Thanks to the "application switch" (application-specific operating modes), the Dräger UCF 7000 makes it possible to optimize the image display of the camera for the specific task at hand. For example, the camera's display can be optimized for finding persons or finding sources of fire. Optimized image processing provides a quicker overview in just seconds. The Dräger UCF 7000 even makes it possible to "see around corners" if the equipment limits the freedom of movement or the field of view. The "snapshot"-function is used to provide a temporary freeze-frame of thermal image, which can then be viewed on the display. This allows personnel to examine and check out even difficult to access areas quickly and safely. The Dräger UCF 7000 offers standard recording of images and videos. Whether after use or during training situations, those functions offer the possibility for effective deployment documentation or debriefing. The storage capacity is 120 min and 1000 images. The integrated laser pointer significantly simplifies pointing out the position of hazards – such as hotspots – to other team members and clearly defines the path of attack. Using the Dräger UCF 7000 means one hand is always free: an invaluable plus and added freedom of movement for the user. The compact design and well-balanced low weight of only 1.3 kg make the camera easy to operate with just one hand. The "application switch" (applicationspecific operating modes) makes it possible to use the camera safely and to utilize its functionality to the full extent even in highly stressful situations. A very sturdy attachable "crawling plate" permits the user to brace himself or herself on the ground without letting go of the camera. Also offering various carrying options for optimal carrying comfort.