ZEISS DTI 4/50 Thermal Imaging Camera

Nature never sleeps. Neither does the passion for observation. The right equipment is crucial to ensure this. The ZEISS DTI 4 is a thermal camera developed by ZEISS that performs at its best in all possible conditions. With a high-resolution 640 × 512 sensor and ZSIP, it delivers detailed, high-contrast image quality anywhere, even over long distances.

The ZEISS DTI 4/50 is the perfect choice thanks to its tremendous detection range. Detect heat sources clearly and with high contrast, at distances up to 2,635 meters, and identify the smallest details in sharp image quality thanks to its ZSIP detection system.

Detail recognition thanks to a 640 x 512 px sensor

The new 640 x 512 sensor offers higher resolution for better image quality at all zoom levels, as well as a greater detection range with less noise at the same magnification level as a smaller sensor. This allows for the detection of more details at greater distances.

Smart standby for extended battery life

The nearest power source is often very far away. A backup charger is often needed to have enough power, which means extra weight and equipment. With a very long battery life of 7 hours, all 4 DTI models have enough charge for two to four outings. Extend battery life even further by activating the intelligent standby function.

Three observation modes for every situation

Different environmental situations require different device settings. The DTI 4 has three pre-programmed observation modes: universal, detection, and fog. The discovery mode highlights heat sources more while reducing the cold background. This allows you to see animals behind trees and bushes better than before.

Unique motion alert

The motion alert tracks the most intense heat source in the image and notifies the observer when that source moves. The LED located above the unit will start flashing or, optionally, the screen will turn off. This allows for monitoring a large area without constantly holding the camera.

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