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NightFINDER™ 200

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Features

• Integrated Searchlight… Powerful 15 Million Candlepower Xenon Searchlight with Remote Electric Beam-size Focus Control!

• Integrated Thermal Imager (IR)... Range of detection 1000 to 2000 Feet (depending upon heat signature of object and environmental

• Proportional-Speed Controls… combines speed and direction within Joystick motion!

• Un-restricted Motion… Slip-Rings provide continuous 360º motion with no stop points!

• Position-Indication… Console Panel displays horizontal aiming position in degrees.

• Anti-icing Heater (Camera)… prevents ice build-up on camera lens in cold climates

• Anti-icing Heaters (Pan/Tilt)... optional feature prevents ice build-up in base motion.

• Upside Down Mounting… optional feature frees up mounting space!

• Multiple Outdoor Weatherproof Controls 

“Integrated” Searchlight and Camera

The Carlisle & Finch Co invented the world’s first high intensity searchlight in 1894, and FLIR® pioneered the development of Advanced Thermal Imaging technology. These two companies have combined forces, in providing the Marine World’s first complete streamlined surveillance system. By integrating searchlight and camera technologies within the same compact design, mariners will achieve the following:

“Save Money, Save Mounting Space, Reduce Wiring--- Enhance the Sleek Aesthetic Appearance of your Yacht… and Increase Passenger Safety!”

The integration of high intensity xenon light with thermal imaging, provides a powerful synergism! The thermal imager will detect images covertly, in total darkness. Since the searchlight is already aimed precisely at the same image seen on the screen, the image can be instantly illuminated and identified, by simply activating the searchlight switch. If the camera covertly detects a potentially dangerous intruder, the high intensity light will instantly “blind the intruder”, with a powerful non-lethal force, and deny him his night vision. The U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Navy have used these technologies in this same strategic manner for many years!

“Helping mariners see at night for over 114 years!”

www.carlislefinch.com

Denny Harkai