Commercial, security and yacht rated marine equipment

du Pré Marine will be showing handheld and fixed thermal imaging cameras from FLIR and high quality Hatteland marine monitors and computers at the Southampton Boat Show in September.

Visitors to our stand G077 in Ocean Hall will be able to view the FLIR M-Series fixed thermal imaging camera as well as the versatile FLIR BHM, HM, and MS Series handheld thermal imaging cameras. Also on display will be the robust and brilliantly designed Hatteland X-Series monitors and computers that are tested to ensure no interference with onboard radios and electronics.

Do please come along to stand G077 to say hello to Piers and Toby du Pré.

The Southampton Boat Show runs from 14-23 September.

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.

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.

FLIR Systems has launched its highest yet specification maritime handheld thermal imaging camera at the METS Show in Amsterdam.

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.

FLIR Systems has introduced four significant new thermal imaging cameras - two models in the new MS-Series handheld range, plus the long-range M-612L and gyroscopically stabilised, tracking enabled Voyager III. These additions address identified niches to cater for rapidly expanding maritime interest in infrared night vision technology, with applications from RIBs and small sailing craft right up to superyachts and commercial vessels.