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The FLIR K2 is a rugged, reliable, and highly affordable thermal imaging camera designed specifically for firefighters to help them find their way in the thickest smoke and make the right decisions quickly when every second counts.

Show the firefighting team the right way, identify the most appropriate fire-fighting method, or locate people in need of help in time, even under the most difficult conditions.

Dual retractable lanyard kit

With any purchase of a K2, Teledyne FLIR is offering a free dual retractable lanyard kit. The kit enables firefighters to safely navigate through the toughest conditions, whilst always having the thermal imaging camera ready to hand, attached, and close to their body.

The retractable Nomex straps allow for easy positioning of the camera with a simple pulling action and are safely secured to the firefighter via two sturdy carabiner hooks. To receive a free dual retractable lanyard kit, follow these simple steps:

  • Purchase a FLIR K2 Thermal Imaging camera between 15th October – 31st December 2022.
  • Upload the proof of purchase via the form.
  • FLIR's team will review the upload submission and send the complimentary dual retractable lanyard kit.

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