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Tura YUNEEC - Camera CGOET Typhoon H Thermal Camera

YUNEEC - Camera CGOET Typhoon H Thermal Camera (Item no. 684745) Dual-image gimbal-integrated camera system Available for drones H520 and Typhoon H Temperature measurement and display Adjustable temperature detection scale to focus on relevant areas Gimbal mounted IR for smooth detection display Dual HD and infrared simultaneous recording Thermal imaging solution The CGOET is an innovative combination of a thermal imaging and a low light camera with a 3-axis gimbal, capable of a continuous 360° rotation. With the thermal imaging camera, the temperature in the image selectively measures and indicates relative temperature differences. The residual light IR lens has 20x higher sensitivity than the human eye and captures excellent images, particularly in low light conditions. Hot-swap capable The quick release and lock mechanism of the gimbal and airframe mounting system enables fast and efficient exchange of cameras. 360° rotation The CGOET gimbal is capable of continuous 360° yaw axis rotation. This unique feature, when combined with the H520 or Typhoon H retractable landing gear, provides the operator with continuous 360 unobstructed camera view and the ability to continuously pan the camera without yawing the airframe. Dual lens The 1080p low light camera alongside the thermal imaging camera combine to overlay IR and RGB for a clean, precise image. Capture infrared and video images with identical positioning via a single flight plan. Focus on relevant image areas via the CGOET adjustable temperature detection scale. Various color spectra allow for an accurate visualization of heat sources. Versatile thermal imaging Thermal imaging is of high-value for Solar Inspection, Law Enforcement, Fire Fighting, Search & Rescue and Construction. The Yuneec CGOET provides not only thermal images, but also low-light capability, designed for monitoring in twilight or dark environments. Both thermal and RGB images are simultaneously recorded to separate streams for ease of playback and editing.