The FLIR A400 Thermal Imaging Camera comes in 4 versions: Standard Science Kit, Professional Science Kit, Image Streaming or Smart Sensor. Pick your options above to open the exact model, with its own price and details. The details below are for the Image Streaming version.
The Teledyne FLIR A400-IS-DFOV-42-24 Image Streaming Fixed-Mount Thermal Imager is engineered for demanding applications where precision temperature monitoring is critical. Its advanced thermal capabilities are easily integrated into machine vision systems using standard industry protocols. Designed with flexible configuration options, this imager delivers tailored solutions for diverse industrial scenarios including quality assurance, equipment monitoring, and fire detection.
Equipped with the FlexView DFOV 42°/24° Lens, the camera allows seamless switching between wide and narrow fields of view with a simple push/pull toggle. The wide-angle setting ensures efficient scanning of large areas, while the narrow field enhances pixel accuracy for detailed analysis. With motorized focus and robust streaming capabilities, this thermal imager delivers safety, clarity, and precision in remote monitoring applications.
What's Included:
- Teledyne FLIR A400-IS Thermal Imager
- FlexView DFOV 42°/24° Lens
- Wired Ethernet Interface
- PoE (Power over Ethernet) Capability
- Image Streaming and Control Software Access
Features
Thermal Imaging Accuracy
Engineered for critical applications requiring precise temperature measurement and reliable long-term performance.
Seamless Integration
Supports standard machine vision protocols, making it easy to implement in existing industrial systems.
Configurable Camera Options
Multiple hardware and software configurations allow the unit to be tailored for unique monitoring tasks.
Dual Field of View Lens
The FlexView DFOV lens improves measurement accuracy while offering convenient switching between wide and narrow views.
Enhanced Safety Design
Narrow FOV operation enables safe distancing from high-risk zones like arc flash areas.
Tool-Free Lens Adjustment
Users can switch between lens modes quickly using a simple push/pull toggle—no tools required.
Target Versatility
Efficiently assesses large assets and localizes specific issues without compromising image fidelity.
Optimized for Large and Small Areas
Wide angle supports broader scanning, while the narrow angle helps pinpoint thermal anomalies with higher resolution.
What's Included
Included with Your Purchase:
- Teledyne FLIR A400-IS Thermal Imager
- FlexView DFOV 42°/24° Lens
- Wired Ethernet Interface
- PoE (Power over Ethernet) Capability
- Image Streaming and Control Software Access
Specifications
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IR Resolution: 320 x 240
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Visual Resolution: 1280 x 960
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Focal Plane Array/Spectral Range: 30 mK to 50 mK (lens dependent)
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Lens: FlexView DFOV 42°/24°
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IR Camera Focus: One-shot contrast, motorized, manual
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Image Frequency: 30 Hz
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Object Temperatures: -4° to 248°F, 32° to 1202°F, 572° to 2732°F
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Accuracy: ± 3.6°F / ± 2% of reading
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Radiometric Streaming (RTSP): IR source, MONO 16 format, Compressed JPEG-LS, FLIR Radiometric encoding
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GVSP Radiometric Streaming: 320 x 240 resolution, MONO 16 format, FLIR Radiometric & JPEG-LS encoding
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GVSP Non-Radiometric Streaming: IR and visual, MONO 8/YUV411, uncompressed encoding, histogram equalization
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Ethernet Interface: Wired, optional Wi-Fi (not included)
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Connector Types: M12 8-pin X-coded, RP-SMA
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Ethernet Standard: 1000 Mbps, IEEE 802.3
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Power Over Ethernet: PoE IEEE 802.3af class 3
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Ethernet Protocols: EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP, MQTT
FAQ
Q: What is the benefit of the FlexView DFOV lens?
A: It allows rapid switching between wide and narrow fields of view for greater detail and measurement accuracy.
Q: Can this unit be used in machine vision systems?
A: Yes, it supports industry-standard protocols for easy integration.
Q: Does it support PoE for power and data?
A: Yes, the unit includes Power over Ethernet capabilities for simplified installation.
Q: What types of environments is this thermal imager suitable for?
A: Ideal for electrical/mechanical monitoring, quality assurance, and early fire detection.
Q: How is lens switching handled?
A: Users can toggle between wide and narrow FOV settings using a manual push/pull toggle without tools.
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