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August 7, 2013

MacArtney Debuts Compact Low Light Camera

LUXUS Compact Low Light Camera (Photo: MacArtney)

LUXUS Compact Low Light Camera (Photo: MacArtney)

In appreciation of the continuous development of ever more compact ROVs, underwater systems and equipment - along with an emerging demand for a low light, diver inspection options, MacArtney introduced the new LUXUS Compact Low Light Camera.

Like the original MacArtney Low Light Camera, the new and considerably lighter compact version is designed especially for use in harsh and turbid conditions, where light is limited or artificial. Within such demanding environments, the black and white sensor (0,005 LUX) offers impressive light sensitivity, image quality and viewing performance.

Featuring the same dimensions as the successful LUXUS Compact Camera, the new LUXUS Compact Low Light Camera is designed to function perfectly in combination with remaining LUXUS series including LUXUS compact LED, LUXUS compact media controller , LUXUS pistol grip, diver helmet dove tail and universal mounting brackets.

This makes the new LUXUS Low Light Camera a versatile and flexible choice for use in diving applications and as mounted on small inspection ROVs, diver habitats and other underwater vehicles and systems.

According to the manufacturer, the LUXUS Compact Low Light Camera is robustly designed and rigorously tested to perform unfailingly in the harshest underwater environments. As with all other cameras and lights within the MacArtney LUXUS range, the housing for the LUXUS Compact Low Light Camera is made from sandblasted titanium and features a depth rating of 4000 metres. Finally, the camera consumes just 2 W and can handle DC power units from 12 to 24 VDC.

Managing Director of MacArtney Benelux Ron Voerman said professional operators who currently use the LUXUS Compact Camera will benefit greatly from adding the compact low light version to their toolkit. However, the new compact camera is also highly relevant for OEMs and ROV operators who are looking to exploit the advantages of design optimization and system weight reduction.

macartney.com
 

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