MSA’s Video Capture is a video recording system for EVOLUTION® 5000 Series Thermal Imaging Cameras. It offers fast and simple video recording of the original screen for documentation and training purposes. The small and easy to use stand alone unit can be mounted and removed on any EVOLUTION® 5000 Series Thermal Imaging Camera within seconds. A new camera is not required to use this feature.
Using a standard flash memory card [RS-MMC] this system is easy to use. With a card reader the video clips can be downloaded to a computer, stored, viewed and followed up for documentation. The system offers up to 2 hours recording capability, providing the user with a complete overview of the environment and incident that the camera was used in.
The Video Capture System uses the same housing as the EVOLUTION® Transmitter, offering the same high durability. The Video Capture System uses the same Li-Ion rechargeable battery and charger used in whole EVOLUTION® 5000 Series of Thermal Imaging Camera.
Approvals & Standards
Durability - MSA designs, manufactures and tests to existing standards that include:
Water/Dust Ingress: International Standard CEI, IEC 529, IP 67 Classification
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
Applications
Electric Utility
Fire Fighting
Hazardous Materials
HVAC
Hazards
Confined Space
Fire
Low Light
Product Information
The Video Capture System (VCS) records the complete scene that the TIC sees. The system is capable of recording up to two hours of video, virtually eliminating the risk of a user missing critical information. The VCS is ideal for training and documentation purposes. The recorded information is stored on a standard reduced size multi media card that has a 512MB capacity. A standard card reader connects into PC/Laptop to simply download the recorded information. Still pictures can be captured from the video footage using available software programs like “Print Screen.”
