AEMC 1950 Specifications
Thermal Imaging
Exceptional
ergonomics for
IR Camera
Model 1950
simplified use
Saves you time and money.
Provides ease with professional
reports, fast start up, focus free
operation and simple to
use tools. Get quality
measurements in seconds!
Real-time thermal inspection.
The Model 1950 features a 20°x 20°
field of view, allowing you to inspect a wide
area in real-time. You can toggle between
displaying a thermogram or digital image.
The camera can quickly identify hot and cold
spots, display the temperature of a selected
point, show the minimum, maximum and
average temperatures within a selected
screen area, display temperature profile,
and selectively show all the points within the
same selected temperature range.
Thermal imaging.
The Model 1950 can capture thermal
images, called thermograms, and save
them in the instrument. You can then add
audio narration to each image, as well as
measurement data provided by a
clamp-on meter or multimeter connected
to the camera via Bluetooth. Thermograms
can be downloaded from the instrument to
a computer for processing, analysis, and
report generation using the provided
CAmReport software.
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Advanced user interface.
The instrument features quick and easy
setup via a robust and intuitive user
interface. The interface also allows you to
customize colors to highlight thermal data of
particular interest. Setup files can be saved
and recalled for configuring the instrument
for specific applications and environments.
Easy maintenance.
The Model 1950 runs on AA rechargeable
or Alkaline batteries, providing up to 13
hours of continuous operation between
recharges/replacements. The instrument is
easily cleaned with common cleansers and
is rugged enough to withstand an accidental
6 foot drop on any of its surfaces.
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A revolutionary infrared,
Versatile tool for performing infrared thermography.
This technology is an indispensable means for ensuring
safety in industrial production
Protective
elastomer flap
Mini USB
connector
Micro SD
card slot
320 x 240 pixel
graphic display
(2.8" wide)
Automatic
brightness
sensor
ON/OFF key
Multiple-function keys
associated with display
on the screen
Thermal Imaging IR Camera Model 1950
is a simple-to-use “focus free” instrument that
features a 20° x 20° field of view. The camera
can be used as a real-time viewer for detecting
hot spots and other thermal anomalies. Thermal
images (also known as thermograms) can be
recorded and stored on the instrument. You can
also add audio comments and measurement
data (provided by a compatible clamp-on meter
or multimeter) to the stored image files.
The instrument features Bluetooth technology
for connecting to electrical measurement
instruments and a headphone for recording
narration. You can download stored thermograms
to a computer running CAmReport software
(provided with the instrument) for image
processing, analysis, and report generation.
Navigation keys:
Up
Down
Right
Left
Roll top lens
protection flap
Infrared camera lens
Visible camera lens
Multiple-function trigger
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real-time
inspection method
Key features functions
Provides a wide 20° x 20° field of view with an IFOV spacial
resolution of 4.4mrad.
This allows you to quickly inspect a large area in real-time, and capture a high level
of thermal information in a single thermogram. Focus on a 0.086" (2.2mm) object from 9.8' (3m) away.
Capture desired measurements from a distance with the camera’s 75:1 ratio.
Focus free quality.
Provides crisp, clear thermal and digital images without the need for adjustments.
Accurate temperature measurement over the full range.
From -4 to 482˚F (-20 to 250˚C) with a stability of 80mk at 86˚F (30˚C).
Audio narration can be recorded with thermograms.
You can describe the circumstances of each image, providing additional text and
description to be stored with each image.
Automatic non-uniformity temperature correction.
Compensates for any internal drift to improve accuracy.
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Measurement data can also be stored with each thermogram.
The Model 1950 can wirelessly connect via Bluetooth to a compatible AEMC® clamp-on meter or multimeter,
enabling you to combine electrical measurements to the imaging data.
Offers broad range of operational capabilities.
Locating the cold and hot spots in the image, measuring the temperature of a selected point in the image,
displaying the temperature profile of a line in the image, displaying points at the same temperature in the
image, and freezing the colors representing the temperatures.
CAmReport software.
Included for downloading stored files from the instrument to a computer for further processing,
analysis, and report generation.
This camera is built to last.
Its rugged design survives accidentally dropping on any of its surfaces from as high as 6'.
Exceptionally long 13 hour battery life.
Ensures no loss of test time during a typical work day.
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