Cheapest FLIR First Mate MS-224 Handheld Maritime Thermal Night Vision Camera
FLIR First Mate MS-224 Handheld Maritime Thermal Night Vision Camera Features
- 240x180 VOx Microbolometer
- Range = See a MOB up to 1500 feet away and a small vessel up to 4200 feet away.
- Built in LED Tasklight
- Rugged lightwieght design
- Rugged IP66 Ultra Compact, Lightweight and easy to use Design
FLIR First Mate MS-224 Handheld Maritime Thermal Night Vision Camera Overview
FLIR is the world leader in Thermal Imaging. FLIR thermal imagers are affordable, high quality, and ideal for maritime use. They give boaters the power to see where they are going at night – Not a replacement for GPS and radar, thermal imagers complement these systems, filling in the holes and giving you true 24-hour vision. See clearly in total darkness - unlike other night vision systems, First Mate MS requires no light at all. See logs, rocks, land and other hazards that radar can miss. With the First Mate MS you can see a small vessel up to .8 miles away (MS-324). First Mate MS can help see people in the water better than any other night vision technology. Finding someone in the water after dark with a searchlight is more a matter of luck than skill, but First Mate lets you search large areas quickly. Bottom line: there is no better tool around to help you find a person in the water. With the First mate you can see a man overboard up to 1500' (MS-324 model). Use the First Mate MS anywhere you need to see at night. Because the First Mate MS is not permantly mounted to a vessel you can take it anywhere you need see clearly after dark. You can also use the First Mate MS for home security and watching wildlife. IP66 Submersible. Toggle between white hot, black hot and maritime red color palettes. 24' x 18' Field of View. Built in LCD Display. Adjust display brightness. Ultra Compact and Ultra Lightwieght - only 12oz. Internal Long Life, Rechareable Li-ion Battery. 5 Hours operating time on a full charge. Contact an applications expert at 877-773-3547.
Product Information Post Time: Dec 24, 2011 12:48:44
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