NAVAC NMT1200

Our Part No. NMT1200

Mfr. Model NMT1200

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NAVAC NMT1200

Our Part No. NMT1200

Mfr. Model NMT1200

The NAVAC NMT1200 Thermal Imaging Camera provides users with fast thermal imaging of the entire field of measurement rather than only spot temperature. Both the highest and lowest temperature spots are highlighted in the field and the fast refresh frequency captures moving targets for smooth videos and measurements.

Image Frequency: 25 Hz
IR Resolution: 96 x 96 px
Ultra IR Resolution: 240 x 240 px
Temperature Range: -4°F to 1022°F (-20°C to 550°C)

This product is available for shipping to the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico only.

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Key Features

High-quality imaging with highly sensitive vanadium oxide detector
Provides users with distinctive thermal vision of target
Quick temperature measurement covers entire field of target and highlights hot/cold spots
Fast refresh frequency of 25 Hz captures moving targets and enables smooth videos and measurements
Automatic temperature range
Laser pointer aids in capturing target
Ability to store and export images
Quick startup time of 8 seconds
Easy-to-carry compact and lightweight design
Long battery life provides up to 8 hours of continuous runtime
1-year warranty protects instrument against manufacturer defects

Specifications

Image Frequency: 25 Hz
IR Resolution: 96 x 96 px (9216 pixels)
Ultra IR Resolution: 240 x 240 px (57600 pixels)
Temperature Range: -4°F to 1022°F (-20°C to 550°C)
Thermal Sensitivity (NETD): Less than 50 mK
Measurement Presets: White Hot, Black Hot, Rainbow, Ironbow, Red Hot, Fusion
Display: 240 x 320 px resolution, 2.4 in. LCD screen
Battery Life: 8 hours

Details

The NAVAC NMT1200 Thermal Imaging Camera is designed for HVAC applications with the equipped 96 x 96 resolution thermal detector and Ultra IR Technology which provides a 240 x 240 resolution. This camera provides the technician with fast and accurate thermal imaging of the entire field of measurement rather than only spot temperature. Both the highest and lowest temperature spots are highlighted in the field in order to assist with a fast diagnosis and troubleshooting of HVAC systems.

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