Heat-Pack Kit

Train with a thermal imaging camera

A Heat-pack contains a special liquid and a metal plate. By bending this, heat is released and the liquid solidifies and heats up. A heat-pack is given a temperature of approximately 40 degrees. This heat is retained over a long period. By using a heat-pack in staging, heat can be created.

You can use the heat-packs in a Heat-pack Vest or inserted separate in the clothing of the manikin. The heat is distributed in the vest, so it generates a realistic effect. The packs are visible when a thermal imaging camera is used in an exercise.

After use you can ‘recharge’ the heat-packs by placing them in boiling water. This returns them to their original state and they can be used again.