JUNE, 2009 - HOD HASHARON ISRAEL

CONTROP is launching the new FOX 1400mm TI Camera! This new product joins the FOX Family of Thermal Imaging Cameras – all of which are known and used in India and worldwide due to their unique continuous zoom lens as well as other unique features.  This new FOX TI Camera has a 1400mm lens with x35 magnification with continuous zoom. This provides exceptionally long range target acquisition and observation, with unmatched superiority in the world of night vision! The new FOX 1400mm has already been supplied to several very satisfied customers as part of a long range observation system for coastal protection and surveillance!  

The new FOX 1440 mm joins the well known FOX family of thermal imaging cameras which were supplied to Indian military customers – FOX 250, FOX 450, FOX 720, and which have several unique features setting them apart from other TI cameras on the market.  Firstly, the continuous zoom lens. Whereas most thermal imagers have incremental zoom capabilities, with three fields of view and magnification levels, the FOX continuous zoom feature provides a smooth transition between fields of view for surveillance, target acquisition and then close-up identification of a target.  In addition, the improved image algorithms enable a high quality image even when there is a “hot spot” in the picture (an explosion, a fire, etc). 

 

And now, the FOX TI Cameras are available in three different magnifications:  x12.5, x22.5 and x36, allowing a flexible configuration suitable for any day and night vision requirement- be it for land-based homeland security programs, airborne surveillance and observation or maritime protection.

 

Furthermore, the FOX cameras can be interfaced with most existing radar systems,  AIS systems or other C4ISR programs, to provide maximum security where needed most.  This small sized camera has a very lightweight configuration, and is available with or without an enclosure, so that it can be incorporated within an existing payload or as part of a stand-alone system.

This most popular thermal camera is in operational use in India- with a proven success record, and is very popular in other parts of Asia, Europe, North America and other regions.