Furnace Camera Sensors - D-FS 50

  • Air and water cooled versions for use inside the combustion chamber
  • Different FOV (field of view) for adaptation to the application
  • Modular design with sapphire window separately replaceable
  • Brilliant live images with high resolution lens and modern digital camera
  • Detection of radiation changes with remotely controlled exposure time

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The D-FS 50 Furnace Camera is a high-resolution digital camera designed for use in extreme environments, such as combustion chambers, with temperatures up to 2,000 °C. It provides live video output and features a modular design, allowing for easy replacement of components like the sapphire window. The camera offers different field of view options, water and air cooling versions, and can be adapted to various applications with optional upgrades. It is ideal for detecting process and radiation changes in real time, ensuring reliable performance in high-temperature settings. The camera is equipped with a digital color camera, progressive scan with 1,440 x 1,080 resolution, and can be used with or without a retraction unit. It also includes a mounting flange with brass connection ports and a small camera lens aperture at the tip of the probe.

Use Cases

  • Live video monitoring of combustion processes
  • Detection of radiation changes in industrial processes
  • Monitoring of high-temperature environments
  • Monitoring of low-temperature environments

Capabilities

  • High-resolution live video output
  • Remote control of exposure time
  • Adaptation to different field of view requirements
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