Technology update for thermal cameras

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Raymarine’s TH Series handheld thermal cameras have a new safety enhancing software upgrade - InstAlertTM.

Raymarine’s handheld thermal camera

Using the new InstAlert mode means that a person in the water now stands out in bright red against a black and white background; quick and easy to spot in an emergency situation..

Available as software upgrade file 03.13.00.dfu, the new InstAlert^TM detection palette can be added to the feature profile of both new and existing TH Series products and offers four pre-set levels to optimise the image contrast for maximum target definition.

Making pictures from heat, not light, the TH series cameras show objects, even ice, through the thermal energy they emit. This enables users to see landmarks, obstacles, navigation aids, and other vessels clearly in all light conditions from daylight to complete darkness.

The TH24 has a range of up to 895m for sizeable objects such as a vessel, and up to 320m for an object, such as a person, in the water. The TH32 model also features a 2x digital zoom capability, and has an extended range of vision, up to 1.23km for a vessel and to 450m for objects or people in the water.