Enhanced Digital - The new digital detector in
the 225 offers enhanced resolution and reduced
image noise.
Light Weight Leader - The 235 is one of the
smallest thermal imagers to incorporate the
latest in digital detector technology. |
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Video Output - Standard NTSC video output
via RCA type jack allows you to easily
document your Thermal Applications. The
Optional DX package includes our Digital
image storage attachment which captures live
thermal movies or still thermal images via a
removable SD ram card or supplied USB PC
download cables along with a 2" Active
Matrix LCD onboard monitor and the standard
Adjustable eyepiece viewfinder.
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The image above and left was taken with a
professional level low light CCD camera. The
image on the right shows the difference a
thermal imager can make at night. Not only can
you see the human target (you can't miss that)
but notice how much information about the
surrounding environment is also visible. This
is because all objects emit infrared energy.
Our cameras are not heat sensors but rather
infrared sensors that image all the infrared
energy that is constantly being emitted by all
objects Day or Night. |
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Is it "BigFoot" strolling along the back nine.
No, unfortunately it is just a suspect
sneaking around the golf course. This guy
heard the patrol, stopped in his tracks and
watched. He thought he was hidden under the
cover of darkness on this pitch black moon
less night. Little did he know that the IR235
was in use and his every move was being
tracked. The suspect was questioned and
released but I don't think he will be prowling
around at night any more. This was a great
capture for the 225, but we still kind of wish
it was old Sasquach. |
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The classic "Hand on Wall" image shows off the
sensitivity of the instrument. This hand print
was left on the wall after only seconds of
contact. There is no ink or mark on the wall
the effect comes from the transfer of infrared
energy from the hand to the wall. This
demonstration helps to illustrate the nature
of the IR technology. We are seeing IR energy
not visible light, and as a result we can
gather a great deal of information about our
surroundings that is normally invisible to the
eye. |
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The versatile 235 can be
used for a variety of applications from energy
audit to circuit board analysis. The
applications for this new device are limited
only by your imagination. Nothing performs the
way this system does at this price level
offering you the most bang for the buck of any
IR system on the market today.
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IR image of water leak on
roof |
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Indoor ir image of building
environment |
Image of Missing Insulation
inside residential building |
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| Detector
Type |
Hybrid Uncooled BST |
| Spectrum
Response |
7-14 microns |
| Frame
Rate |
30hz NTSC - 25hz PAL 9000 |
| Start
Up Time |
<30 Seconds (Typical) |
| Optics |
37mm f/1.0 Germanium |
| FOV |
12° x 9° w/black &
white & COLOR |
| Focus
Depth |
Approx. 5' to infinity (custom
configuration available) |
| Human
Size Target Detection Range |
1,200' |
| Video
Output |
RCA jack NTSC or PAL compatible
with all standard video recording equipment (Movie
and still digital image storage with removable SD
ram card and USB download) |
| Power
Supply |
Rechargeable Camcorder Battery
(6VDC) - 4 included |
| Power
Consumption |
<5W |
| Power
Conservation |
Standby mode for instant on |
| Operating
Time per Charge |
More than 3 hours (Variable) |
| Charging |
AC Fast Charger |
| Dimensions |
7"L x 4"W x 4"H |
| Weight
W/O Battery |
2.3 pounds |
| Mounting
Provisions |
Tripod mount |
| Operating
Temperature |
-20° to 49°C (-4°
to 120°F) |
| Storage
Temperature |
-40° to 80°C (-40 to 176°F) |
| Water
Resistance |
IEC pub. 529 IPX4 |
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