Lahoux Spotter P

Name: Lahoux Spotter P
SKU: 02-0006-02304
Price: 1175.63 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

€ 1.399,00

incl. 19% VAT (Germany)

The Lahoux Spotter P is the new dimension of thermal imaging technology. It is characterized by the large 19mm lens and a pixel size of 17μm.

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SKU: 02-0006-02304 Categories: All Products, Thermal Imaging, Thermal Imaging Attachments, Thermal Imaging Observation, Thermal Imaging Observation Tags: Spotter, Thermal Imaging, Thermal Imaging Device

Description

Light, small and handy – the Lahoux Spotter P is the perfect entry model into the fascinating thermal imaging technology. Even in absolute darkness or dense foliage, this thermal imaging camera allows you to see what previously remained hidden. The 19mm lens offers a wide field of view. With 17μm pixel pitch and a resolution of 400×300 pixels, the Lahoux Spotter P is the right entry model for game observation.

Advantages at a glance:

Intuitive one-hand operation
Lightweight and compact design
Can be used day or night
Large operating temperature range
User-friendly operation
Waterproof (IP66)
High frame rate of 50 Hz
Digital magnification
Integrated lithium-ion battery

Included Accessories


Carrying bag	USB cable with AC adapter	User manual	Video cable

Technical Specifications

Detector
Resolution	400 x 300
Pixel pitch	17 µm
Spectral range	8-14 µm
Sensitivity (NETD)	< 50 mK
Frame rate	50 Hz
Optics
Lens	19mm
Magnification (digital)	1x, 2x, 4x
Eye relief	Adjustment with rotary knob
Electronics
Video output	PAL
USB	For charging, can be charged by USB powerbank
Image transmission	Not possible
Display FLCOS	720 x 540
Operating parameters
Temperature range	−20 °C to +50 °C
Power supply	Internal lithium-ion battery
Battery life	5 hours
Watertight	IP66
Dimensions	160x67x62 mm
Weight	0,35 kg

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DRI Values

Calculated according to the Johnson Criteria for a man sized target with a critical dimension of 1,8 x 0,5 meter. Detection, Recognition and Identification are defined for an image of respectively 1.5, 6 and 12 pixels on the image sensor.