Name: HIKMICRO FT31
Brand: HIKMICRO
SKU: 6974004643690
Availability: BackOrder

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Description

The HIKMICRO FT31 is a robust, hi-performance thermal imaging camera designed for firefighters to work in complete darkness and smoke. It helps to save lives, protect property and ensure the safety of firefighters.

Thermal imaging mode is available for visualisation.
It detects temperature changes and measures in real time for the central, hot and cold spot respectively and can use 8 different colour palettes for optimal display.
The 16 GB internal memory offers space for approx. 100,000 images for live viewing and recording.
Can be installed on a tripod using a standard thread.

Specification	HIKMICRO FT31
IR Resolution	384 x 288 (110,592 pixels)
Display	800 × 480 Resolution, 4.3" LCD Screen
Field of view (FOV)	54.1° × 40.2°
Object Temperature Range	-20 to 1,200 °C
NETD	< 30 mK (@ 25°C, F#=1.0)
Image Frequency	60 Hz
Accuracy	±2 °C / ±2 %
Interface	Type-C USB
Focus mode	Focus free
Min. focus distance	1 m
Focal length	7 mm
Drop Test Height	2 m
Protection level	IP67
Power	2x Interchangeable and rechargeable Li-ion battery for approx. 6 h operation with each

For emergency services

Hi performance thermal imaging camera for observations in complete darkness and smoke.

Lens

With its lens, the HIKMICRO FT31 offers a field of view of 54,1° × 40,2° and is ideal for scanning larger areas in order to detect dangerous zones.

Smooth display with 60 Hz

The very high frame rate of 60 Hz ensures that thermal video recordings are smooth and jerk-free and that no detail is lost in the recording.

High Image Quality

Features a high Resolution (384 x 288 110,592 pixels) and highly sensitive (NETD < 35 mK) VOx IR detector to provide super clear thermal images.

4 Images Mode

The built-in IR lens provides you with improved details in thermal imaging mode.

8 colour palettes for every application scenario

For situations with higher background background temperatures where open flames are present, especially for buildings on fire
For use at lower temperatures, e.g. initial rescue measures after traffic accidents, search in forested areas, etc.