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level decreases to where the yellow LED turns off and 

only the red LED is lit, the operator must immediately 

leave the hazardous environment. 

      CAUTION: 

Due to the unknown hazardous 

conditions of the environment and the environments 

effect on the battery, the 15 minutes are NOT 

guaranteed.

3.7 Sensor Temperature Warning

3.7.1 Should the internal temperature of the camera 

begin to reach its operating limit, all four LED begin to 

blink. Operator must immediately leave the hazardous 

environment when warning appears.

      CAUTION:

 Due to the numerous environmental 

variations between fire scenes, there is no way to 

predict the amount of time before sensor shutdown 

after the warning appears on screen.

3.8 Battery Charging

3.8.1 Internal Battery Charger

3.8.1.1 To set up the internal charger, connect 

the power cord to the charger block. Plug the 

charger block into the charger base. Plug the 

power cord into a wall 110 outlet. The red LED 

will come on if properly connected.

3.8.1.2 To connect the internal battery charger, 

turn the camera over and place the optical lens 

facing you. Take the battery connector cord 

and line up the red dot on the cord connector 

with the flat section of the second ring of the 

camera connector (see picture). Push the cord 

connector into the camera connector until 

secure. Check the charger LED to determine 

proper connection and battery/charger status. 

NOTE: 

Do not fold or drastically bend 

connector cable.
3.8.1.3  To remove or unplug internal charger, 

grab the connector by the ribs and pull straight 

out. 

      WARNING: Pulling cord or non-ribbed 

section of connector will damage the 

charger and rend it useless.
      CAUTION:

 Do not leave the charger 

plugged into the camera without power. Do not 

use power supplies other than those provided.

3.8.2 External Battery Charger

3.8.2.1 To set up the external charger, connect 

the power cord into the charger block. Plug 

the charger block into the charger base. Plug 

the power cord into a wall 110 outlet. The 

red, yellow and green LEDs will illuminate in 

sequence, twice.
3.8.2.2 To install battery, line up the rails of the 

battery with the tracks on the charger base and 

slide it into place. Check for proper seating of 

the battery by ensuring the forks of the release 

button on the battery are not visible. If forks are 

visible, push battery in until forks disappear. 

NOTE:

  Both the internal and external chargers 

come with 12 V DC charging plugs. Simply 

replace the power cord and charger block with 

the 12 V DC charging plug and follow the steps 

in 3.8.1.1 and 3.8.2.1.

3.8.3 External Battery Charger Status

3.8.3.1 When the battery is slipped on, the red, 

LED will light-up. 
3.8.3.2 Depending on the starting voltage in 

the battery, the battery charge time will be two 

to three hours. The first green LED will begin to 

blink when the battery is fully charged.
3.8.3.3 The fully charged battery may be 

left on the charger indefinitely. The charger 

automatically switches to maintenance mode 

when the battery reaches full charge status.

3.8.4 Internal & External Charge Status

3.8.4.1 The following diagrams directly 

correspond to the labels on the charger 

bases. Please familiarize all operators with the 

following indicators:

External Charger Label

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Summary of Contents for ISI 2500

Page 1: ...ety Instruments Inc 1 International Safety Instruments Inc An Avon Protection Systems Company I N T E RNATIONAL SAFETY INSTRUM E N T S A N AVON PROTECTION SYSTEMS COMPA N Y Advanced Thermal Imaging Sy...

Page 2: ...d States Department of Commerce Bureau of Export Control this Thermal Imaging Camera may not be shipped or hand carried outside the borders of the owner s home country without first obtaining the prop...

Page 3: ...vlar Sidestrap 6 3 5 Kevlar Neckstrap 6 3 6 Battery Life Indicator 6 3 7 Sensor Temperature Warning 7 3 8 Battery Charging 7 3 9 Direct Digital Readout ISI 2500 8 3 10 Temperature Readout options ISI...

Page 4: ...RATOR INFORMATION WARNINGS LIMITATIONS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS All operators must read understand and be thoroughly familiar with the operation and use of the equipment and the contents of this operator...

Page 5: ...position and line up the rails of the battery with the tracks on the bottom of the camera and slide it into place Check for proper seating of the battery by ensuring the forks of the release button o...

Page 6: ...release the front bumper from the two bumps that hold the pin Be cautious not to tear the bumper 3 4 6 Remove the front bumper from the camera but still have the two side straps woven through the slo...

Page 7: ...b the connector by the ribs and pull straight out Warning Pulling cord or non ribbed section of connector will damage the charger and rend it useless CAUTION Do not leave the charger plugged into the...

Page 8: ...he approximate temperature on the scale The Temperature Scale Readout takes a one foot diameter to every 49 feet of distance The further away the object the more ambient air and particles in the air i...

Page 9: ...cause battery to become dislodged during use should the camera be dropped hit slammed or banged thus causing the camera to stop operating 4 1 3 The handle may be attached in the opposite angle of its...

Page 10: ...2 4 Take the transmitter connector cord and line up the red dot on the cord connector with the flat section of the second ring of the camera connector Push the cord connector into the camera connecto...

Page 11: ...nspect charging port for visible damage 5 2 Weekly Inspection 5 2 1 Inspect battery charger for proper operation and LED indicators Check charger contact points for corrosion or damage 5 2 2 Inspect a...

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