Handheld Thermal Night Vision Camera Scout TS32 Pro, 19mm lens, , PAL 8.3 Hz video
THE ULTIMATE PACKAGE: PALM-SIZED POWERFUL THERMAL IMAGING
When you want a thermal camera that’s easy to pack, easy to use and delivers a high-quality thermal image that you can rely on, the FLIR TS-Series of thermal night vision cameras is your ideal choice. Multiple lens and thermal detector options allow you to customize the right camera for you. Tracking game in a heavily forested area? TS24 lets you see in the dark and through light foliage and camouflage up to 350 yards out. Monitoring a herd? Perhaps the TS32r Pro is your best option, so you can observe from more than a half-mile away.
Scout TS-Series Features
The Scout, powered by the same advanced technology used by military and law enforcement, is a powerful personal thermal imaging camera affordable enough to give every outdoorsman the unsurpassed practical advantages of full-resolution thermal imaging night vision.
- Guide and See at Night
- Track and Stay Safe
- Search as a Volunteer
- Explore the Wild
- Identify Uninvited Guests
- Locate the Herd
- Navigate with Confidence
- Guard Your Safety
Small, rugged, and ergonomic, Scout provides direct push-button access to all of its controls, and weighs less than a pound and a half. Built around FLIR's bleeding-edge thermal night vision technology, Scout uses a thermal camera that creates video images from heat, not light, and displays this video on its built-in LCD eyepiece so you can experience the world as it happens, day or night.
- Six Models – Available in different resolutions and with a variety of image and video capture and storage options
- Multiple Lens Options – Choose from a model with a 19 mm lens and optional 2× optical extender or the longer range model equipped with a 65 mm lens
- Shuttered Eyepiece – Keeps light from coming out of the viewfinder and avoids alarming animals or other target subjects
- Rugged All-Weather Design – Built to withstand the demands of day-in, day-out rugged outdoor use
- Ready to Go When You Are – Battery operation with field-swappable AA common batteries plus Power In/Charging, RCA video out via standard Hot Shoe attachment
- Three Selectable Palettes – White Hot, Black Hot, and the powerful Instalert™ detection palettes provide excellent image detail in different environments
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Scout Quick Start Guide
Power Button – The Scout camera has 3 power modes: On, Off, and Standby.
- On - Takes approximately 90 seconds (during bootup there is a fast-flashing red LED on the eyepiece display).
- Standby - After the camera is on, pressing the Power button will toggle the camera between On and Standby mode. (In Standby there is a slow-flashing red LED on the eyepiece display.)
- Off - Push and hold the power button for 8 sec. to turn off.
Capture Button – When enabled, takes snapshots (press and release) or video clips (press and hold 3 seconds to start video recording). The files are stored on the integrated SD card.
Display Brightness – Toggle through five brightness settings.
White/Black Hot/Instalert – In White Hot, hotter items appear as white or light grey. In the Black Hot, hotter items appear as black or dark grey. In Instalert, hot items in a scene are outlined in red.
2× Zoom – When enabled, causes the image to zoom to 2X.
Diopter Controls – The diopter adjustment knob allows a ±2 diopter range.
Installing the Batteries and SD Card
The batteries must be installed and charged before using your camera. Install your SD card.
Charging the Camera
The batteries in the camera must be charged prior to their first use.
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1. Connect the Hot Shoe to your camera.
2. Ensure that the plug is fully seated in the Hot Shoe.
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When charging correctly, the charging indicator will be lit yellow and will blink green for one second within about 35 seconds.
The charging indicator will continue to blink at decreasing intervals until the batteries are fully charged.
When fully charged, the charging indicator will be lit solid green. The initial charge time is approximately 4 hours.