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STARLIGHT, allows to have a clear and distinct vision of every object in the total environmental darkness without the aid of any sourse of light neither any additional infrared illumination.
For its exclusive and sophisticated technology of light amplification, STARLIGHT “compact” is the final frontier in the nightly vision matter.
It is of last generation and at the moment, is used by the U.S.A. Military forces.
Built by valuable and of first quality matherials. STARLIGHT “compact” is handly assembled, one by one, by expert engineers who verify during and at the end of assembling, that the final product observes the elevated structural standards issue.
The night vision device gives a clear and defined vision also in total absence of light and tested for every climatic condition, shows to be an useful and indispensable instrument both for whom made night navigation as their own profession and also for people who wants simply sail during the night in total safety conditions.
Easy to use it, the “compact” STARLIGHT is furnished with an ergonomic console which allows the quickly individuation of any danger that could be hidden in the darkness.
On the console there is a light, whose brightness can be modulated in conformity of one’s own sensibility, ready to signal immediately and at the right time any kind of an eventual anomaly
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Maritime Security & Surveillance
Thermal imagers are very effective in maritime environments, especially when you are involved in vigilance or search and rescue operations. Our thermo imagers permit the detection of potentially dangerous situations, to see people truck in fire smoke, or to investigate in the medium range during the day or the night as well. With a thermo imager also you can see and help men over board, and keep under control wide maritime zones in every weather conditions.
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Cruise Lines & Shipping
Thermal imaging lets commercial mariners see channel markers, other vessels, icebergs, and potential threats at long-range in total darkness. THERMONAV's thermal imagers show subtle differences in temperature, and require no light to deliver a clear image. Even objects floating in the water can be seen. THERMONAV's systems can detect vessels at the horizon during the day, or at night. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
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Pleasure Craft & Yachts
Thermal imagers are very effective in maritime environments. They can detect objects floating in the water which may damage a vessel, or even worse, sink it. Other vessels, shipping lane traffic, buoys, bridges, ... it is all seamlessly detected by thermal imaging. Even objects which can not be detected by a radar system such as sail boats, wooden boats, floating debris, ... become clearly visible when you are using a thermal imager.
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Fishing
The fish don't call it a day when the sun goes down - neither should you. THERMONAV's powerful, rugged, all-weather thermal imagers allow you to navigate safely and confidently - seeing obstructions, buoys, and other vessels through total darkness. Whether you're heading out early, returning late or fishing around the clock, THERMOANV has a thermal imager to meet your needs.
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ENGVoyager was especially developed for maritime applications. It is a powerful, multi-sensor, mid range thermal night vision system. It features two thermal imaging cameras and one daylight / low light camera. One thermal imager has a wide angle field of view and is ideal for navigation and situational awareness. The other, with the narrow field of view, allows the user to zoom in onto objects that are very small or far away. The Voyager overlays these images to provide a high resolution image without losing broad situational awareness.
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The Navigator is an economic, fixed mounted thermal imager. It provides crisp, clear thermal imagery in total darkness and light fog or smoke. It features the same thermal imaging technology found in many of FLIR's most sophisticated maritime systems, but is packaged for users who have navigation as their primary application. Unlike other night vision systems that require low amounts of light to generate an image, the Navigator needs no light at all. The user can choose between three different versions of the Navigator. Fixed mounted, pan only or pan-and-tilt.
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Thermal imagers let you see clearly in total darkness, and M-Series imagers use the latest technology available. In fact, they're the best commercial maritime thermal night vision systems money can buy. It's no wonder, coming from the world leader in commercial thermal imaging systems - FLIR.
The M-626L delivers up to four times the resolution of other systems, giving you clear, sharp images with detail you never thought possible, and more than two times the range performance of current systems. The M-626L lets you see more - and see farther - even in the dead of night.
Its lowlight TV camera provides enhanced navigational abilities during twilight hours, when operating along intracoastal waterways, and near harbor entrances. Anywhere you can see a little, the lowlight camera will help you see more.
Thermal imaging cameras make navigation safer and take the guesswork out of cruising day and night. FLIR imagers provide crystal-clear video regardless of lighting conditions, helping you to see and avoid virtually any natural or man-made obstacle like floating debris, outcroppings of land, bridge abutments, and other vessels. Navigate with confidence, and with the best capability to see the course ahead.
More Coast Guards, Police Agencies, and Military organizations around the world use FLIR's powerful maritime imaging systems for search and rescue than all other brands combined.
FLIR's M-626L multi-sensor thermal camera rounds out your electronics suite like nothing you could imagine: GPS and chart plotters tell you where you are and where you going; radars alert you to nearby vessels; but nothing lets you see what’s out there like a FLIR thermal imager.
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Thermal imagers let you see clearly in total darkness, and M-Series imagers use the latest technology available. In fact, they're the best commercial maritime thermal night vision systems money can buy. It's no wonder, coming from the world leader in commercial thermal imaging systems - FLIR.
The M-320L delivers outstanding thermal resolution, giving you clear, sharp images with detail you never thought possible, and better range performance than many current systems. The M-320L lets you see more - and see farther - even in the dead of night.
Its lowlight TV camera provides enhanced navigational abilities during twilight hours, when operating along intracoastal waterways, and near harbor entrances. Anywhere you can see a little, the lowlight camera will help you see more.
Thermal imaging cameras make navigation safer and take the guesswork out of cruising day and night. FLIR imagers provide crystal-clear video regardless of lighting conditions, helping you to see and avoid virtually any natural or man-made obstacle like floating debris, outcroppings of land, bridge abutments, and other vessels. Navigate with confidence, and with the best capability to see the course ahead.
More Coast Guards, Police Agencies, and Military organizations around the world use FLIR's powerful maritime imaging systems for search and rescue than all other brands combined.
FLIR's M-320L multi-sensor thermal camera rounds out your electronics suite like nothing you could imagine: GPS and chart plotters tell you where you are and where you going; radars alert you to nearby vessels; but nothing lets you see what’s out there like a FLIR thermal imager.
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Voyager is a powerful, stabilized multi-sensor thermal imaging system. It couples two thermal imagers: a wide field-of-view imager for situational awareness, obstacle avoidance and navigation, and a narrow field-of-view imager that can detect hazards and other vessels at long ranges. Voyager's daylight/lowlight camera lets you identify approaching vessels and watch for on-shore security threats.
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Navigator II is a low-cost thermal imager designed for navigation and collision avoidance. With Navigator II, it's easy to see floating debris, channel markers, and other boats in total darkness and reduced visibility, allowing you to navigate with confidence day and night. FLIR has two configurations of Navigator II to choose from: a fixed-forward configuration, and a full pan/tilt system. Don't let darkness drive you off the water: cruise with Navigator II.
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With its digital architecture and AN/KAX-1 and -2 heritage, the SeaFLIR® III provides up to four payloads: thermal imager, daylight/low-light TV, laser rangefinder, and laser pointer, plus an IMU interface for accurate target location. The SeaFLIR® III is fully qualified and proven reliable in operation in the world's harshest air, land and maritime conditions.
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First Mate
Compact Thermal Night Vision Camera
FLIR’s First Mate hand-held thermal night vision camera gives mariners on any type of vessel the power to see clearly in total darkness. Using the same technology as FLIR’s best-in-class Navigator II, Voyager II, and M-Series thermal night vision systems, First Mate gives every boater the information they need to operate safely night and day.
Using a high quality thermal imaging core, First Mate provides better image clarity and detail than earlier systems, so mariners can see more of their surroundings than with any other night vision technology in the world.
First Mate cameras let boaters:
• See people, vessels, and navigation hazards in total darkness. First Mate provides a 240 × 180 resolution microbolometer for a fraction of the cost of comparable cameras, giving sailors the detailed thermal imagery, cutting edge performance, and improved detection and recognition ranges they need in total darkness, even through smoke, dust, and light fog.
• See faint heat signatures from things that radar can miss like floating debris and bridge abutments in any lighting conditions; because First Mate cameras see heat, not light, they see things the naked eye can’t.
First Mate provides go-anywhere thermal night vision for everyone on the water. For additional technical information, or to see a demonstration of this revolutionary new hand-held thermal night vision camera, contact your FLIR representative today. You can also visit www.FLIR.com to watch product videos, and see how thermal imaging can help you see at night and stay safe.
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STARLIGHT, allows to have a clear and distinct vision of every object in the total environmental darkness without the aid of any sourse of light neither any additional infrared illumination.
For its exclusive and sophisticated technology of light amplification, STARLIGHT “compact” is the final frontier in the nightly vision matter.
It is of last generation and at the moment, is used by the U.S.A. Military forces.
Built by valuable and of first quality matherials. STARLIGHT “compact” is handly assembled, one by one, by expert engineers who verify during and at the end of assembling, that the final product observes the elevated structural standards issue.
The night vision device gives a clear and defined vision also in total absence of light and tested for every climatic condition, shows to be an useful and indispensable instrument both for whom made night navigation as their own profession and also for people who wants simply sail during the night in total safety conditions.
Easy to use it, the “compact” STARLIGHT is furnished with an ergonomic console which allows the quickly individuation of any danger that could be hidden in the darkness.
On the console there is a light, whose brightness can be modulated in conformity of one’s own sensibility, ready to signal immediately and at the right time any kind of an eventual anomaly
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Maritime Security & Surveillance
Thermal imagers are very effective in maritime environments, especially when you are involved in vigilance or search and rescue operations. Our thermo imagers permit the detection of potentially dangerous situations, to see people truck in fire smoke, or to investigate in the medium range during the day or the night as well. With a thermo imager also you can see and help men over board, and keep under control wide maritime zones in every weather conditions.
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Cruise Lines & Shipping
Thermal imaging lets commercial mariners see channel markers, other vessels, icebergs, and potential threats at long-range in total darkness. THERMONAV's thermal imagers show subtle differences in temperature, and require no light to deliver a clear image. Even objects floating in the water can be seen. THERMONAV's systems can detect vessels at the horizon during the day, or at night. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
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Pleasure Craft & Yachts
Thermal imagers are very effective in maritime environments. They can detect objects floating in the water which may damage a vessel, or even worse, sink it. Other vessels, shipping lane traffic, buoys, bridges, ... it is all seamlessly detected by thermal imaging. Even objects which can not be detected by a radar system such as sail boats, wooden boats, floating debris, ... become clearly visible when you are using a thermal imager.
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Fishing
The fish don't call it a day when the sun goes down - neither should you. THERMONAV's powerful, rugged, all-weather thermal imagers allow you to navigate safely and confidently - seeing obstructions, buoys, and other vessels through total darkness. Whether you're heading out early, returning late or fishing around the clock, THERMOANV has a thermal imager to meet your needs.
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ENGVoyager was especially developed for maritime applications. It is a powerful, multi-sensor, mid range thermal night vision system. It features two thermal imaging cameras and one daylight / low light camera. One thermal imager has a wide angle field of view and is ideal for navigation and situational awareness. The other, with the narrow field of view, allows the user to zoom in onto objects that are very small or far away. The Voyager overlays these images to provide a high resolution image without losing broad situational awareness.
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The Navigator is an economic, fixed mounted thermal imager. It provides crisp, clear thermal imagery in total darkness and light fog or smoke. It features the same thermal imaging technology found in many of FLIR's most sophisticated maritime systems, but is packaged for users who have navigation as their primary application. Unlike other night vision systems that require low amounts of light to generate an image, the Navigator needs no light at all. The user can choose between three different versions of the Navigator. Fixed mounted, pan only or pan-and-tilt.
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Thermal imagers let you see clearly in total darkness, and M-Series imagers use the latest technology available. In fact, they're the best commercial maritime thermal night vision systems money can buy. It's no wonder, coming from the world leader in commercial thermal imaging systems - FLIR.
The M-626L delivers up to four times the resolution of other systems, giving you clear, sharp images with detail you never thought possible, and more than two times the range performance of current systems. The M-626L lets you see more - and see farther - even in the dead of night.
Its lowlight TV camera provides enhanced navigational abilities during twilight hours, when operating along intracoastal waterways, and near harbor entrances. Anywhere you can see a little, the lowlight camera will help you see more.
Thermal imaging cameras make navigation safer and take the guesswork out of cruising day and night. FLIR imagers provide crystal-clear video regardless of lighting conditions, helping you to see and avoid virtually any natural or man-made obstacle like floating debris, outcroppings of land, bridge abutments, and other vessels. Navigate with confidence, and with the best capability to see the course ahead.
More Coast Guards, Police Agencies, and Military organizations around the world use FLIR's powerful maritime imaging systems for search and rescue than all other brands combined.
FLIR's M-626L multi-sensor thermal camera rounds out your electronics suite like nothing you could imagine: GPS and chart plotters tell you where you are and where you going; radars alert you to nearby vessels; but nothing lets you see what’s out there like a FLIR thermal imager.
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Thermal imagers let you see clearly in total darkness, and M-Series imagers use the latest technology available. In fact, they're the best commercial maritime thermal night vision systems money can buy. It's no wonder, coming from the world leader in commercial thermal imaging systems - FLIR.
The M-320L delivers outstanding thermal resolution, giving you clear, sharp images with detail you never thought possible, and better range performance than many current systems. The M-320L lets you see more - and see farther - even in the dead of night.
Its lowlight TV camera provides enhanced navigational abilities during twilight hours, when operating along intracoastal waterways, and near harbor entrances. Anywhere you can see a little, the lowlight camera will help you see more.
Thermal imaging cameras make navigation safer and take the guesswork out of cruising day and night. FLIR imagers provide crystal-clear video regardless of lighting conditions, helping you to see and avoid virtually any natural or man-made obstacle like floating debris, outcroppings of land, bridge abutments, and other vessels. Navigate with confidence, and with the best capability to see the course ahead.
More Coast Guards, Police Agencies, and Military organizations around the world use FLIR's powerful maritime imaging systems for search and rescue than all other brands combined.
FLIR's M-320L multi-sensor thermal camera rounds out your electronics suite like nothing you could imagine: GPS and chart plotters tell you where you are and where you going; radars alert you to nearby vessels; but nothing lets you see what’s out there like a FLIR thermal imager.
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Voyager is a powerful, stabilized multi-sensor thermal imaging system. It couples two thermal imagers: a wide field-of-view imager for situational awareness, obstacle avoidance and navigation, and a narrow field-of-view imager that can detect hazards and other vessels at long ranges. Voyager's daylight/lowlight camera lets you identify approaching vessels and watch for on-shore security threats.
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Navigator II is a low-cost thermal imager designed for navigation and collision avoidance. With Navigator II, it's easy to see floating debris, channel markers, and other boats in total darkness and reduced visibility, allowing you to navigate with confidence day and night. FLIR has two configurations of Navigator II to choose from: a fixed-forward configuration, and a full pan/tilt system. Don't let darkness drive you off the water: cruise with Navigator II.
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With its digital architecture and AN/KAX-1 and -2 heritage, the SeaFLIR® III provides up to four payloads: thermal imager, daylight/low-light TV, laser rangefinder, and laser pointer, plus an IMU interface for accurate target location. The SeaFLIR® III is fully qualified and proven reliable in operation in the world's harshest air, land and maritime conditions.
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First Mate
Compact Thermal Night Vision Camera
FLIR’s First Mate hand-held thermal night vision camera gives mariners on any type of vessel the power to see clearly in total darkness. Using the same technology as FLIR’s best-in-class Navigator II, Voyager II, and M-Series thermal night vision systems, First Mate gives every boater the information they need to operate safely night and day.
Using a high quality thermal imaging core, First Mate provides better image clarity and detail than earlier systems, so mariners can see more of their surroundings than with any other night vision technology in the world.
First Mate cameras let boaters:
• See people, vessels, and navigation hazards in total darkness. First Mate provides a 240 × 180 resolution microbolometer for a fraction of the cost of comparable cameras, giving sailors the detailed thermal imagery, cutting edge performance, and improved detection and recognition ranges they need in total darkness, even through smoke, dust, and light fog.
• See faint heat signatures from things that radar can miss like floating debris and bridge abutments in any lighting conditions; because First Mate cameras see heat, not light, they see things the naked eye can’t.
First Mate provides go-anywhere thermal night vision for everyone on the water. For additional technical information, or to see a demonstration of this revolutionary new hand-held thermal night vision camera, contact your FLIR representative today. You can also visit www.FLIR.com to watch product videos, and see how thermal imaging can help you see at night and stay safe.
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