Equipped with MicroIR® VOx Bolometer technology, the camera captures a very wide temperature range and, thanks to dynamic adjustment always delivers sharp images with a lot of detail (resolution 320 x 240 pixels) which can be enlarged via the digital 2x zoom, and also features a large image section with a 68° diagonal field of view. The transparent color operating mode with up to four colors shows cold and hot areas in the thermal image and enables a detailed view within the heat sources. This ensures that the user will get reliable, important, temperature dependent image information.

Thermal scan (optional)

A particularly useful feature for the detection of hidden heat sources is the thermal scan function. It filters out any background interference and provides thermal images with an automatic yellow tint within a configurable temperature corridor.

Extremely robust

Dräger has adapted the UCF® 3200 to the toughest of conditions and it therefore boasts an extremely robust design. The cameras meet or even exceed all the requirements of the flame and vibration tests of NFPA 1981 2002. The devices will also withstand a fall from a height of 2 meters three times without developing any defects. The robust, water-proof housing meets protection class IP67. Shock-absorbent materials protect the camera from the inside and the outside.

Modular handle system and wide range of accessories

With three different, removable handle options, Dräger thermal imaging cameras offer a modular system with maximum flexibility for the operator. The available options are a basic handle for use when crawling, transmitter handle to send the recorded pictures to one of three receiving stations and an image- and video capture handle for easy saving of images or video sequences. The handles can be changed over quickly and easily.