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MDM Publishing Ltd
Abbey Manor Business Centre,
The Abbey, Preston Road,
Yeovil, Somerset
BA20 2EN
England
Tel: +44 (0)1935 426428
Fax: +44 (0)1935 426926
E-mail: mark.seton@apfmag.com
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The New Standard for Technical Search and Rescue Cameras
Imagine the versatility of this modular design for in one instance you can vertically drop the camera head 25m into a well or elevator shaft and it fully water proof to this depth (supplied environmental sleeve is required). Or you can attach the standard probe to horizontally enter a void up to just under 3m. With the optional tube sets the SearchCam® 3000 converts to a SuperProbe extending the cameras reach to over 5m to view debris on the second or third floor of a building. For tight spaces like in vehicle extrication the camera head module can be handheld by the user. In all instances the operator can control the LED lighting and powered camera articulation that now expands the view to 240º.
The SearchCam® 3000 has the ability to take individual digital images or full motion video with sound. These are saved to a standard Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) memory card which can be transferred easily to a desktop or portable computer. Ideal for keeping a record of the event or viewing video/images out of bright sunlight or inclement weather. Another new feature is the Quick Connect camera head. Currently we have the choice of a color camera with LED lighting or a low light CCD black & white camera with infrared lighting with more camera options to follow in future.
Users of the original SearchCam® 2000 will be impressed with the new power system that eliminates the use of the heavy lead acid belt worn packs and replaces it with two small Lithium Ion battery sticks. Also gone is the video cable sticking out of the back of the camera. By using a specifically designed cable integral to the modular tube sets the external probe extension cable has been completely eliminated. If that weren’t enough the articulation mechanism and boot assembly of SearchCam® 2000 has been removed all together and replaced with a new and improved Articulating Camera Head. The rugged, gear-driven camera head is now clutch equipped to protect the motor and gears from damage during use and sealed ball bearings ensure smooth operation with minimal maintenance.
Of course the SearchCam® 3000 maintained the ability for two-way communication and is supplied with a comfortable high noise headset.
All in all the SearchCam® 3000 is an accumulation of direct feedback from our global customer base of rescue professionals. Our goal is to the design and build the best Technical Search and Rescue products in the world and provide ongoing value for our customers. Which is why we are incorporating cross functionality with the Delsar Family of Acoustic/Seismic systems as well. The two systems now share the same battery Lithium Ion format and as of May 17, 2010 the delsar Acoustic Sensors can utilize the SearchCam 3000 tube sets.
We would like to thank our loyal rescue customers and welcome new users to contact us or our distribution partners to find out more about or equipment. We are confident that we offer the most rugged, reliable and proven technical rescue equipment anywhere.
For more information, please contact:
Con-Space Communications Ltd.
280-13775 Commerce Parkway
Richmond
BC
V6V 2V4
Canada
Tel: +1 604 244 9323
Fax: +1 604 270 2138
www.con-space.com
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