FLIR Scout TS32 Thermal Imagers, 19mm lens, NTSC 7.5Hz Video

Thermal imaging cameras for wildlife observations

The FLIR Scout TS-Series are rugged handheld thermal imaging cameras that have been especially developed for wildlife observations and hunters. Thermal imaging cameras need no light whatsoever to produce an image. They help you to see clearly at night, in practically all weather circumstances.

After sunset, a lot of animals are active. With the help of a thermal imaging camera like the TS-Series you will be able to monitor their activities. The TS-Series will not only help you to find animals in total darkness but during daylight as well.

Thermal imaging cameras make extremely small temperature differences visible. Based on these temperature differences they create a clear image. Furthermore, thermal contrast is extremely difficult to mask. This means that during daylight you will clearly see animals that are hidden in trees or bushes. Their natural camouflage will not help them to hide anymore.

Thermal imaging cameras are widely used by professional documentary makers and hunters worldwide. Until now they have been extremely expensive. The TS-Series are now bringing thermal imaging cameras within reach of nature and wildlife enthusiasts and for hunters.

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When you want a thermal camera that’s easy to pack, easy to use and delivers a high-quality thermal image that you can rely on, the FLIR TS-Series of thermal night vision cameras is your ideal choice. Multiple lens and thermal detector options allow you to customize the right camera for you. Tracking game in a heavily forested area? TS24 lets you see in the dark and through light foliage and camouflage up to 350 yards out. Monitoring a herd? Perhaps the TS32r Pro is your best option, so you can observe from more than a half-mile away.

KEY FEATURES OF THE SCOUT TS-SERIES INCLUDE:

• Two Resolution/Detector Options: Choose from a crisp 240 × 180 resolution image or the even more astonishing  320 × 240 resolution.
• Multiple Lens Options: 19 mm lens with a 24˚ field of view; long-range 65 mm lens with a 7˚ field of view.
• Easy Operation: Engage power, recording,* zooming,* brightness and polarity at the push of a button.
• Shuttered Eyepiece: Seals light in the viewfinder so you won’t alert animals or other targets to your location.
• SD Card Slot: Store still images and video on a removable SD card.*
• USB2 Connection: Permits rapid transfer of still images and video to a PC.*

*Pro models only.

Additional Information
The unique InstAlert feature colors the hottest parts in the thermal image red. This makes it extremely easy to spot animals in the thermal image.

The TS-Series produces thermal images of 240 x 180 or 320 x 240 pixels on which the smallest of details can be seen. Advanced internal camera software delivers a crisp image without the need for user adjustments.

The TS Series is available in a Basic and a Pro version. The Pro versions contain useful features such as still image and video storage. The images and video can be used to insert in your own video or photo collection.

The TS-Series are providing a 24° field of view. It offers an excellent combination of range performance and situational awareness. A deer for ­example can be spotted at about 450 meters away, in total darkness. For situations where ­longer range performance is needed a 2X extender is available. It spots a deer at ­approximately 790 meters.

For even longer range performance, the TS32r is available. It is equipped with a 7° lens. Due to the narrow field of view it can be used to spot a deer at about 1,450 meters away.

The TS-Series come standard with a “Hot Shoe”. Not only does it allow for tripod mounting of the TS-Series it also has a power in and video out jack. This means that you can put the TS-Series in a certain position and follow what is happening from a hidden location, on a large monitor.

The shuttered eyepiece keeps light from coming out of the viewfinder and avoids alarming animals or other target subjects.