UCF 9000 The new Dräger thermal imaging camera has passed the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1801:2013 standard for thermal imaging cameras. The standard took more than five years to develop and is one of the most sophisticated technical documents produced by the NFPA committee. The goal of the NFPA 1801 will be to standardize the display icons and basic operation of the cameras as well as minimum requirements for the durability of cameras while maintaining a consistent, high level of image quality.

With an NFPA approved thermal imaging camera, firefighters are assured that they are getting a durable, consistent product with a standard image quality. The approved thermal imaging cameras will be identified by a label that states: “This Imager Meets the Requirements of NFPA1801, Standard on Thermal Imagers for the Fire Service, 2013 Edition.”