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Can you use the coax connection for analog image on Tau2 and Quark2?
Yes, the USB port on the Video / Power / Communications (VPC) accessory provides power, and nominally draws 180mA, 500mA at startup.
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Does slow video have any effect on perceived resolution?
Does slow video have any effect on perceived resolution?
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Imaging scene hotter than low gain scene range of Tau2 or Quark2
For applications that require imaging scene temperature ranges higher than 550 C, it is necessary to reduce the signal coming into the camera sensor in order to avoid image saturation.
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Does operating Tau2 or Quark2 at under 9Hz reduce power consumption?
Does operating Tau2, or Quark2, or legacy Photon cameras at less than 9 Hz reduce the camera power consumption?
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Are any toxic chemicals, hazardous materials used in Tau2 or Boson?
Tau2 and Boson are REACH and RoHS compliant.
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Third-party lens with the Tau2 camera
A mechanical Interface Description Document (IDD) is available as an Appendix to the User's Guide.
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Does Tau SWIR have radiometry (temperature measurement) features or options?
FLIR’s Tau SWIR has not been verified for radiometric performance. There are no plans to offer temperature measurement capability for Tau SWIR at the OEM module level.
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Are Tau2 and-or Quark2 SW and FW release notes available?
Are Tau2 and-or Quark2 SW and FW release notes available?
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Are PTU's mountable on product from another company?
FLIR's Pan/Tilt Units (PTUs) can be installed on many different types of tripods or other mounts
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Are side-mount bracket(s) installed on a pan tilt unit by FLIR?
Are side-mount bracket(s) installed on a pan tilt unit by FLIR?
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2-5-10 Warranty for FLIR K33, K45, K53, K55, K65, K2 Thermal Cameras
FLIR K33, K45, K53, K55, K65, and K2 handheld firefighting thermal imaging cameras are covered by our revolutionary 2-5-10 Warranty when registered within 60 days of purchase.
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5 Reasons Maritime First Responders Need Thermal Imaging
Day and night, in good weather and bad, maritime public safety vessels such as police boats, fireboats, harbor patrol vessels, and game and fish vessels can utilize the broad range of features provided by thermal imaging cameras to achieve critical mission success.
