T-14 enables law enforcement personnel to see heat signatures of objects, people, and other sources. T-14 detects extremely small differences in temperature, so that officers can distinguish people from their immediate surroundings. Needing no light to operate, the T-14 generates high-quality images on the darkest nights, even through smoke and fog. Compare that to conventional night vision equipment, which requires light or special illuminators and is incapacitated by smoke, fog, and often other particulates. While darkness and camouflage can defeat night vision, suspects cannot hide from T-14. Their own body heat gives them away. T-14 thermal imager is a powerful tool for tactical, surveillance and scene assessment applications.

Its small size, light weight and convenient bi-ocular eyepiece make the T-14 simple and yet, very effective in operation. Law enforcement and public safety officers can use thermal imaging technology to conduct hidden compartment searches, perimeter surveillance, marine or ground surveillance, safer flights, structure profiling activities, fugitive and rescue searches, disturbed surface investigations, pollutant searches and vehicle pursuits. In fire and rescue applications, thermal imaging is used to conduct scene size up, in-fire attack, search and rescue, hazmat assessments and post-fire overhaul. T-14 can be used as a hand held, head/helmet or weapon mountable.