We are pleased to announce the sale of The COTI, Clip-on Thermal Imager. Note Here, THESE ARE AN ITAR CONTROLLED ITEM ! ! !
This small unit is one of the more versatile thermal systems out there. It can be used alone as a hand held device with the optional view finder, or ‘cliped’ onto an existing Night Vision Device to create a fused image of Night Vision and Thermal together. The COTI slides over the objective lens of your existing Night Vision goggles, Binoculars, such as the PVS-7B/D, PVS-14, BNVD, BNVD-G PVS-15, PVS-18, or PVS-23, and certain versions of the ANVIS systems. Once mounted it latches securely into place.
The COTI enhances the user’s current Night Vision capabilities by adding a thermal overlay or ‘fused’ image. This helps the user identify if a vehicle was just used or if people were in a room. This system can also see into dark openings such as doorways or windows and help perform search and rescue missions.
Used in conjunction with your Night Vision device and powered by 1 CR123A battery, it enables you to detect heat sources greatly improving situational awareness. It's lightweight design can be utilized for extended periods of time without adding much weight for the user. The COTI is able to detect heat signals up to 500m even with no natural light. The COTI is designed to withstand harsh environments and waterproof up to 66 feet.
The COTI has multiple modes. Full thermal mode, Patrol mode, and Outline mode. Conveniently adaptable with easy to use functions.
All Units Include: Mounting Bracket (PVS-7, 14, 23, 15, or 18), CR 123A Batteries, Lens Cleaner, Storage Pouch, Operator’s Manual and Quick Guide.
Optional Accessories: Eyepiece Adapter for COTI Conversion to Handheld Imager, Auxiliary Battery Pack, Battery Pack Helmet Adapter, and Custom Menu Configuration.
Pictured here with the optional viewfinder
And mounted to a standard PVS/14
Here are some through the tube images. The first shows a large power transformer behind some concrete barriers. These were shot under difficult lighting conditions in Rural areas but with Large lighting arrays on commercial buildings in the distance.
The COTI is attached but off. Notice the projector causes no discernible image degradation.
The same scene in Outline mode.
The same scene in Full Thermal mode.
A shot looking up at Power Transmission Lines. I was surprised how much heat there was in them.
And Continued Below!
This small unit is one of the more versatile thermal systems out there. It can be used alone as a hand held device with the optional view finder, or ‘cliped’ onto an existing Night Vision Device to create a fused image of Night Vision and Thermal together. The COTI slides over the objective lens of your existing Night Vision goggles, Binoculars, such as the PVS-7B/D, PVS-14, BNVD, BNVD-G PVS-15, PVS-18, or PVS-23, and certain versions of the ANVIS systems. Once mounted it latches securely into place.
The COTI enhances the user’s current Night Vision capabilities by adding a thermal overlay or ‘fused’ image. This helps the user identify if a vehicle was just used or if people were in a room. This system can also see into dark openings such as doorways or windows and help perform search and rescue missions.
Used in conjunction with your Night Vision device and powered by 1 CR123A battery, it enables you to detect heat sources greatly improving situational awareness. It's lightweight design can be utilized for extended periods of time without adding much weight for the user. The COTI is able to detect heat signals up to 500m even with no natural light. The COTI is designed to withstand harsh environments and waterproof up to 66 feet.
The COTI has multiple modes. Full thermal mode, Patrol mode, and Outline mode. Conveniently adaptable with easy to use functions.
All Units Include: Mounting Bracket (PVS-7, 14, 23, 15, or 18), CR 123A Batteries, Lens Cleaner, Storage Pouch, Operator’s Manual and Quick Guide.
Optional Accessories: Eyepiece Adapter for COTI Conversion to Handheld Imager, Auxiliary Battery Pack, Battery Pack Helmet Adapter, and Custom Menu Configuration.
Pictured here with the optional viewfinder
And mounted to a standard PVS/14
Here are some through the tube images. The first shows a large power transformer behind some concrete barriers. These were shot under difficult lighting conditions in Rural areas but with Large lighting arrays on commercial buildings in the distance.
The COTI is attached but off. Notice the projector causes no discernible image degradation.
The same scene in Outline mode.
The same scene in Full Thermal mode.
A shot looking up at Power Transmission Lines. I was surprised how much heat there was in them.
And Continued Below!
