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Hand-held thermography system new accessory range

An Armstrong Optical product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Jan 17, 2006

The MobIR M4 camera from Armstrong Optical of Northampton is a hand-held instrument of a similar size and shape to a mobile telephone weighing-in at less than 300gm.

The MobIR M4 camera from Armstrong Optical of Northampton is a hand-held instrument of a similar size and shape to a mobile telephone weighing-in at less than 300gm.

It comes complete with a thermal imaging camera, a visible imaging camera, a laser locator and thermal- and visible-channel displays, allowing easy identification of thermal features.

The MobIR M4 has already shown itself to be ideal for applications such as energy management and building surveys, analysis of storage/reactor tank levels and insulation, pipe blockage, motor and pump bearings, overheating electrical switchgear, transformers, bus-bars and power lines, medical/veterinary thermography plus many, many more.

On-board software functions - accessed via a set of thumb-operated keys - allow temperature measurements with sensitivity of around 0.1C.

Object emissivity, single and multiple point temperatures, isotherms, max/min and electronic zoom are all standard functions ensuring comprehensive probing for, and pinpointing of, potential thermal variations.

Now, in order to make the MobIR M4 an even more flexible and useful measurement tool, Armstrong Optical has made available a range of accessories.

The standard lens on the MobIR M4 has a 25deg x 19deg field of view - the new 40mm lens will offer a 9deg x 6deg field of view thereby increasing the viewing range of the camera and allowing more distant objects to be measured more accurately.

The MobIR M4 has been designed for use in the field and has on-board storage capacity for several hundred thermal and visible images as well as voice annotation.

Now its built-in video output can be exploited with a battery powered video storage system that enables the capture and storage of up to 2hrs of full frame-rate live video in AVI format.

This feature means that events and systems can now be monitored and measured as they change with time.

For those users requiring even more live video storage a digital wireless communication system is available for the MobIR M4.

This belt-worn system allows easy transmission of live video signals to a base-station and being digital ensures no loss of data even at extended ranges.

"The new additions to the MobIR M4 system range will help highlight the benefits of real-time thermal imaging and thermography to many, many more users and, if it is possible, make this cost-effective measurement tool even better value for money", asserts Ian Johnstone, Sales and Marketing Director at Armstrong Optical .

"Now price need never be an obstacle when it comes to thermal imaging - the MobIR M4 and accessories represents even better value for money when compared to any other similarly specified system on the market today".

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