Voyager gives you 24-hour imaging capability that lets you see to the horizon night and day.

These two best-in-class thermal night vision cameras give you a dual-function daylight/low-light colour TV camera, which give you clear visibility in total darkness and half-light of dawn and dusk,

Voyager's wide-angle thermal camera lens means you can detect other boats or hazards more easily, while its long-range 140 mm thermal camera zooms in to give you the more detailed information allowing you to act in good time to avoid other vessels or hazards.

Features:

Crisp thermal images – 320 x 240 pixels: Provides a crisp, sharp image without the need for user adjustments in any environmental conditions, day or night.

Two thermal imaging cameras: One camera is equipped with a 35 mm, 20° field of view, wide angle lens, whilst the other has a 140 mm, 5° field of view, narrow field of view lens.

Uncooled system: Both cameras use an uncooled microbolometer detector giving the viewer a 320x240, high resolution pixel image. This means no moving parts and almost no downtime or maintenance.

Continuous zoom: Foveal vision gives the operator the benefits of a wide angle view, while maintaining a high resolution area in the centre of the screen for object identification and tracking. This is achieved by the use of two independent thermal cameras. This is a patented image process technique, which gives both foveal imaging as well as continuous zoom between the narrow and wide angle field of view. (FOV)

Integrated long range daylight & low light camera with continuous zoom: The cameras switch between infrared and the daylight & low light camera is activated at the touch of a button

Designed for use in harsh maritime environments: The Voyager rated IP66 and is designed for maritime conditions and is an exceptionally rugged unit protecting the core system against water and humidity with a corrosion resistant housing, which protects the drive motors to ensure long operational life.

Advanced gyro-stabilisation: The stabilisation system compensates for almost any sea conditions, maintaining a stable image even in rough of seas

Fast, precision Pan/Tilt system: Fast tilt and pan makes it easy to follow fast moving vessels or other objects.

Joystick control unit (JCU): The pan and tilt is operated using a standard JCU, which allows easy switching between thermal and daylight imaging, focus, autofocus, zoom in an zoom out.

Slew-to-cue Radar Connection – : Voyager connects and interfaces with radar systems to provide a slew-to-cue configuration which, when enabled, allows the camera and view to track a radar detected target. The camera turns automatically to the right direction, following the object, seen on the radar as blip. This allows the user to see and identify the object.

Easy Installation: Voyager can be configured as a stand-alone camera or, optionally, as part of a TCP/IP network.

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