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Can anyone help me identify this camera?

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40xb:
Hello, I'm new and looking for some information/help. We found what I believe to be thermal imaging camera of some sort, at work. My boss tasked me to find out what we need to get it back up and running. I have not been able to find any info on it online, hence I found this forum in searching for help. None of the marking come up in google searches and I have no documentation or power cables for it to even see if it works. Thanks in advance for your help.

There is no brand name on it anywhere

Fraser:
To provide better help, you really need to take the cover off the enclosure and show us the camera that resides within. It is likely to be a thermal camera core alongside a visible light camera core for dual wavelength imaging. Such technology is commonly used surveillance, Fever Screening and the medical profession. The two cameras will likely be combined via a USB Hub or Ethernet streaming board. In some cases, as often found in military and marine applications, two composite video outputs may be present and a control port used to command ten cores.

The thermal camera lens looks familiar to me but that does not actually identify the core that sits behind it.

Fraser

Fraser:
A closer study of your camera suggests to me that it could be a bespoke build rather than a standard Commercial, Off-the-Shelf product. The enclosure looks like a good quality project type enclosure and the bare metal edges of the visible light camera shows a lack of consideration for aesthetics and light reflection adjacent to a lens.

You definitely need to open that enclosure. It looks to have screw covers on the front that may reveal enclosure screws beneath.

Fraser

IR_Geek:
Ditto what Fraser said.  That looks like a home made box and those four plastic pieces look like screw covers.    Most IR camera vendors are proud of their stuff and slap their name/logo somewhere on it.  If not then post up any numbers you find on it and somebody on here can likely help identify it.

40xb:
Thank you. I will open it up today and report on what I find.

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