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  • Flir showcases fire safety and responder solutions at NFPA Conference in Las Vegas.
  • Continuous radiometric monitoring by Flir detects heat anomalies before smoke or flame appears.
  • Flir's keynote explores thermal imaging's impact on advancing life safety compliance.

At the upcoming NFPA Conference & Expo, taking place from June 22 to 24 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Flir will showcase its extensive range of fire safety and first responder solutions.

Located at Booth 471, attendees can explore Flir’s advanced industrial Early Fire Detection systems and tactical firefighting equipment. These offerings include the A-series thermal monitoring cameras, designed for automated pre-ignition alerts, and the durable K-series hand-held cameras, ideal for operations in low-visibility fireground environments.

Continuous radiometric monitoring

Flir’s Early Fire Detection solutions feature continuous radiometric monitoring combined with intelligent alarming systems to detect unusual heat patterns at an early stage, well before smoke or flames become visible. These systems are tailored for high-risk settings such as battery storage, solar fields, manufacturing lines, waste management sites, warehouses, and logistics centres.

These systems are tailored for high-risk settings such as battery storage

By integrating directly with plant safety controls, they support round-the-clock situational awareness and facilitate automated responses, helping prevent minor thermal anomalies from developing into major fires.

Life safety compliance

On June 24, a keynote session will be led by Aaron Lawrence, Director of Sales, Automation at Flir, alongside Martin Casillas, Clark County Fire Inspector, and Ryan Sandler, Vice President of Fire & Life Safety at Everon.

The session will explore how innovations in thermal imaging, analytics, and system design are influencing the future of life safety compliance. With solutions engineered to detect risks earlier and facilitate faster responses, Flir provides critical support for both industrial asset protection and frontline firefighting operations. Interested participants can visit Booth 471 to learn more about Flir’s contributions to advancing fire safety technology.

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