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Infrared camera system

-- Plant Engineering, 4/15/2008

The Ex|CAM AF-series, fixed infrared cameras are certified for use in explosive dust atmospheres. The camera provides 24/7/365 real-time thermal imagery to process operators and prevents spontaneous combustion by monitoring for auto-ignition temperatures. The series features an explosion-proof design, a certification from Zone 1, a stainless steel construction and CLIRVU-Ex lens.

Hawk IR International

www.hawkir.com

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