HIKMICRO FT31 — 384×288 Firefighting Thermal Camera

Description

HIKMICRO FT31 is a professional handheld thermal camera specially designed for firefighting and rescue operations. Its 384×288 IR resolution, <30 mK NETD and 60 Hz frame rate enable fast detection of fire sources, overheated objects and people in challenging visibility conditions. The camera supports a wide temperature range up to 1200°C. With IP67 protection, 2 m drop resistance and high-temperature operating capability, FT31 is designed for demanding firefighting and rescue environments.

Key Specifications:

• Sensor: VOx, uncooled focal plane array

• IR resolution: 384×288 pixels

• NETD: <30 mK

• Frame rate: 60 Hz

• Pixel pitch: 17 μm

• Spectral range: 7.5–14 μm

• Focal length: 7 mm

• Aperture: F1.6

• FOV: 54.1° × 40.2°

• IFOV: 2.42 mrad

• Minimum focus distance: 1 m

• Focus: Fixed focus

• Display: 4.3″ LCD, 800×480

• Digital zoom: 1×, 2×, 4×

• Palettes: Main, Black Hot, White Hot, Fire Detection, Rescue, Hot Area, Cold Area, Building

• Temperature range: −20…+250°C and 200…+1200°C

• Accuracy: ±2°C or ±2%

• Measurement tools: center, hot and cold point

• Storage: 128 GB internal Flash

• Image storage: approx. 281,600 images

• Video storage: approx. 15.6 hours

• Interface: USB Type-C

• Battery: Removable rechargeable Li-ion

• Battery life: approx. 6 hours

• Charging time: approx. 3 hours

• Protection: IP67

• Drop resistance: 2 m

• Vibration: 2 g

• Shock: 25 g

• Operating temperature: −20…+85°C; 150°C for 15 min, 260°C for 5 min

• Storage temperature: −20…+60°C

• Dimensions: 132.7 × 276.3 × 114.6 mm

• Weight: approx. 1022 g

• Tripod mount: UNC ¼″-20

Advantages:

• Designed specifically for firefighting and rescue operations

• High-resolution 384×288 thermal imaging

• Fast 60 Hz frame rate

• High thermal sensitivity below 30 mK

• Temperature detection up to 1200°C

• Dedicated Fire Detection and Rescue palettes

• Large 128 GB internal storage

• IP67 protection

• 2 m drop resistance

• Designed for demanding high-temperature environments