FLIR launches ThermoSight Pro, Breach thermal imaging series

By Jacki Billings

The Breach is compact and light enough to attach to helmets. (Photo: FLIR)
FLIR Systems adds to its inventory of optics and imaging products, expanding its lineup to include the ThermoSight Pro and Breach products.
The ThermoSight Pro series and Breach utilize FLIR’s compact, uncooled 12-micron Boson thermal camera core to produce thermal imagery housed in a durable yet compact package.
The Breach PTQ136 is a multi-functional thermal monocular designed for hunters and tactical professionals. Weighing 7.4-ounces, the FLIR Breach’s style allows it to be concealed in a pocket or mounted externally on helmets. FLIR says the Breach provides clear images with onboard recording and seven palettes for fast detection of targets despite time of day.
The Breach serves up 1280×960 viewing resolution on its FLCOD HD display and boasts internal storage for 2.5 hours of video and 1,000 still images. The Breach is priced at $2,495.
The PTS536, left, and PTS736, right, offer thermal imaging to hunters tackling low light, hazy or foggy conditions. (Photo: FLIR)
In addition to the Breach, FLIR introduced two ThermoSight Pro models — the PTS536 and PTS736. Featuring 1280×960 FLCOS display, the ThermoSight Pro lineup touts 60Hz video refresh rates with 320 x 256 thermal resolution. The series is designed

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