The FLIR M364C Dual Payload Thermal Camera is a top - notch device for those on the water. It combines a high - definition low - light camera with one of FLIR's most advanced thermal imaging cores. Using multispectral imaging, it offers the exclusive FLIR Color Thermal Vision™ (CTV) technology, which blends visible details with thermal images. This helps captains easily identify navigation aids and other vessels. With outstanding imaging performance, intelligent object recognition, and enhanced gyro - stabilization, it's a must - have for law enforcement, commercial mariners, and serious recreational boaters. Key features include FLIR Color Thermal Vision and MSX® for thermal and visible imaging, a low - light HD visible imaging sensor with long - range zoom for better target identification, and two - axis mechanical stabilization to reduce the impact of pitch, heave, and yaw. Specifications: Detector Type is 640 x 512 VOx Microbolometer, Field of View is 24° x 18°, and it has various video outputs and adjustment ranges. It also meets strict environmental standards like IEC60945 for EMI, vibration, etc., and has protection against lightning, salt mist, and more.
Using the FLIR M364C Dual Payload Thermal Camera is straightforward. First, power it up, and the automatic window defrost will start as a standard feature. When you're out on the water, use the zoom functions to get a better view of your targets. The 12x E - Zoom for the color camera and 30x optical zoom for daylight imaging can help you see far - away objects clearly. You can set the analog video output to NTSC or PAL according to your needs. As for the pan and tilt, you can adjust it within the 360° continuous pan and +/- 90° tilt range. When it comes to maintenance, keep it in the recommended storage temperature range from - 30°F to +158°F (- 30°C to +70°C). After use in a marine environment, clean it gently to prevent salt mist and sand from causing damage. Also, be aware of the shock and vibration limits. If you're using it in extreme weather conditions, make sure it can handle the wind speed of up to 100 knots (115.2 MPH) and water ingress as it's rated IPX6. Avoid exposing it to temperatures outside the operating range of - 13°F to +131°F (- 25°C to +55°C) to ensure its normal operation.
