FLIR and Hatteland at Seawork 2012
Among the products on display du Pré Marine will be showing the excellent new X-Series monitors from Hatteland that combine superyacht styling with commercial robustness and specifications. From FLIR will be the latest gyro-stabilised version of the award-winning M-Series thermal imaging camera and the BHM-Series binocular-style camera. Please visit stand B111 where Toby and Piers du Pré will be on hand to deal with your enquiries. The Seawork International exhibition runs from 22-24 May at Southampton Docks in the UK. Hatteland Display announces new Series X monitors and PCs
These ECDIS compliant and fully type approved multitouch console or desk-mount units are slim and feature market leading screen bonding technology. They all use LED displays that are crisp, high contrast and sunlight readable; high bright versions are available. A modular approach allows a wide range of options to be accommodated.
FLIR MS Series wins DAME Awards Special Mention
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FLIR BHS and HS security and law enforcement handheld cameras added to du Pré Marine range
FLIR BHS and HS thermal imaging cameras are ideal for covert operations. The bodies are moulded in a matt black finish, eyepieces are totally shielded, eliminating light spill and the cameras are silent in use. Unlike older image intensification systems FLIR cameras cannot be blinded by light sources or lose their targets in foliage and other cover.
FLIR launches BHM-Series handheld high performance thermal imaging cameras at METS
FLIR BHM-Series cameras have a bi-ocular format body, allowing both eyes to be used to more easily detect small objects. The BHM-Series offers resolution up to 640 x 480 and up to 4x digital zoom, depending upon the model selected — unrivalled performance from a handheld device.
New FLIR handheld and fixed thermal image cameras
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Further information
Call du Pré Marine now on +44 (0)1635 88 88 88 or email enquiries@dupremarine.co.uk
FLIR thermal imaging cameras and the high quality, military and commercial specification range of Hatteland monitors and computers will be represented again this year at the Seawork exhibition by du Pré Marine.