FLIR Systems, the world’s leading manufacturer of thermal cameras, has a new addition to its popular handheld H-Series line for law enforcement -the BHS-Series Bi-Ocular thermal imaging camera.
The BHS-Series Bi-Ocular further extends the excellent performance and the clear tactical advantages that the H-Series has given law enforcement.
Officers can see in total darkness, through smoke, dust and light fog as well as through light camouflage and foliage in any lighting conditions and at even greater ranges than before.
The new unit features a full coverage single eyepiece, inter-ocular adjustment, ergonomic comfort and the unrivaled performance that only FLIR’s high resolution thermal cores can deliver.
The BHS-Series Bi-ocular is a must-have for any mission requiring longer standoff distances, such as extended area patrols, covert surveillance, critical infrastructure protection and protective service or high-threat security situations.
Officers can comfortably scan large areas of interest and covertly monitor suspicious activity. Would-be perpetrators simply can’t hide their heat from the BHS-Series Bi-Ocular.
Featuring customizable core performance and powerful E-zoom functionality, the BHS-Series Bi-Ocular provides crisp, clear video that can be further customized for mission-specific tasks with a choice of up to three lightweight, easily focused, quick-disconnect lenses for extended range viewing.
Capturing critical video is accomplished with one-touch recording, freeing hands for zoom and focus adjustments during any recorded event.
A new quick-release hot-shoe makes for easy access to AC power and video out while a latched door provides fast and easy battery access out in the field.
Why rely on low light night vision when you can see farther and more detail with FLIR’s H-Series line of handheld thermal cameras? Give your law enforcement officers the information they need to maximize operational effectiveness, make rapid decisions and ensure the safety of the public and themselves.
About thermal imaging
Thermal imaging cameras produce images of invisible infrared or “heat” radiation. Based on temperature differences between objects, thermal imaging produces a clear image. It is an excellent tool for predictive maintenance, building inspections, research & development and automation applications.
It can see in total darkness, in the darkest of nights, through fog, in the far distance, through smoke. It is also used for security and surveillance, maritime, automotive, fire fighting and many other applications.
About FLIR Systems
Pioneers in all aspects of infrared technology, FLIR designs, manufactures, and supports thermal imaging systems and subsystems for industrial, scientific, government, commercial, and firefighting applications.
With a 40‐year history of infrared innovation,100,000 systems in use worldwide and development centers and sales offices in over 60 countries, FLIR is the world leader in thermal imaging technology.
For more information on Flir Systems, please visit: www.flir.com
