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JH-THERMAL-SHIELD
High-temperature Resistant Thermal Imaging Shield
The JH-THERMAL-SHIELD is a high-temperature resistant thermal imaging shield designed for thermal-target observation where visible light is limited, with infrared imaging, target search, and environmental adaptability.
Product overview
The JH-THERMAL-SHIELD High-temperature Resistant Thermal Imaging Shield is configured for thermal-target observation where visible light is limited, combining infrared imaging, target search, and environmental adaptability. Key specifications include Detector Uncooled FPA, Resolution 384x288, Work band 7.5~14um. Select the required configuration for the intended operating conditions.
Infrared imaging, target search, and environmental adaptability
Key functions and performance specifications are listed by item
Configuration can be selected for the intended operating environment
Applications
Night and total-darkness observation
Search in smoke, dense fog, rain, or snow
Outdoor patrol and emergency response
Feature guide
Product overview
The JH-THERMAL-SHIELD High-temperature Resistant Thermal Imaging Shield is configured for thermal-target observation where visible light is limited, combining infrared imaging, target search, and environmental adaptability. Key specifications include Detector Uncooled FPA, Resolution 384x288, Work band 7.5~14um. Select the required configuration for the intended operating conditions.
Specifications
DetectorUncooled FPA
Resolution384x288
Work band7.5~14um
NETD<40mk(@25°C,F#=1.0)
Focal length13mm
IFOV1.31mrad
FOV28°
F numberF1.0
Digital magnification1x;2x;4x
Frame rate60Hz
TV camera moduleCMOS; 5 megapixels
Screen3.5inch, coloring LCD,800x600 pixels
It features12 image modes,
Screen(environmental
Temperature measuring-40°C~2000°C
Accuracy±1°C
Memory64G
Laser rangefinder3~200m
Dimension800x500x10mm
Weight4750g
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