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FLIR First Mate MS Technical Specifications


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System

MS 224

MS 324
Detector Type 240 × 180 VOx Microbolometer 320 × 240 VOx Microbolometer
Focal Length 19 mm
Field of View (H × W) 24° × 18°
Waveband 7.5 - 13.5 μm
Freeze Frame Yes No
Digital E-Zoom No 2×
Start-up from Stand-by <5 seconds
Focus Automatic
Diopter Adjustment +2
USB Port Software Updates/Upgrades
TaskLight LED
Audible Alert Indicates Camara On/Function Change

Image Presentation
Built-In Viewfinder Display Color VGA LCD Display
Polarity/Detection Palettes White Hot; Black Hot; Marine Red
Video Refresh Rate 9 Hz

Physical
Weight (with battery) 12 oz (340 g)
Size (L × W × H) 6.70" x 2.31" x 2.44" (172 × 58.7 × 62 mm)
Fixed Use Standard Tripod Mount
Standard Warranty 2 Year

Power
Battery Type Internal Camera Battery/Li-Ion
Battery Recharging USB Cable for Internal Battery Charging; Charging Cradle (optional)
Battery Life (Operating) 5 to 7 Hours (nominal)

Environmental
Rating IP-67
Operating Temperature -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
Camera Package Includes: Maritime Handheld Thermal Night Vision Camera, Wrist Strap, USB Cable, Product CD; Charging Cradle (optional), Soft Carrying Pouch (optional)

Range Performance
Detect Man-Sized Target
(1.8 m × 0.5 m)		 ~1,050 ft (320 m) ~1,476 ft (~450 m)
Detect Small Vessel
(4.0 m × 1.5 m)		 ~2,940 ft (895 m) ~4,200 ft (~1.3 km)



Flir Infrared Camera

See at night.

FLIR's First Mate family is the most popular line of handheld marine thermal night vision cameras in the world. They give every boater the power to see clearly in total darkness.


The NEW First Mate MS uses the same thermal imaging technology as FLIR's best-inclass Navigator II, Voyager II, and M-Series thermal night vision systems, but it's even smaller, lighter, and more affordable than ever before.


First Mate MS makes pictures from heat, not light, to help you see landmarks, bridge abutments, and other vessels clearly in all light conditions from daylight to complete darkness.


Thermal night vision improves your ability to see rocks, buoys,  oating debris, and even helps you  nd people in the water when just a few minutes can mean the difference between life and death.