Airborne Multispectral Imager
DL2900
The DL2900 airborne multispectral imager is an advanced inspection device that integrates ultraviolet (UV) imaging technology and infrared (IR) thermal imaging technology. Has a wide range of applications, covering almost all areas that require discharge detection, maintenance, and monitoring of electrical equipment:
Delivery
FOB
minimum order
1 unit
Country of Origin
Made in China
Quantity
Description
The DL2900 airborne multispectral imager is an advanced inspection device that integrates ultraviolet (UV) imaging technology and infrared (IR) thermal imaging technology. This cutting-edge multispectral imaging device not only captures and analyzes UV signals generated during equipment discharges for electrical fault detection, but also utilizes an IR detector to obtain the infrared radiation energy distribution of the target, reflecting the surface temperature distribution of the object.
The DL2900 imager has extensive applications in industries such as power, rail transportation, and industrial manufacturing. It enables operators to quickly identify fault points, assess discharge severity, predict equipment lifespan, and develop more rational maintenance plans. Its ability to provide precise thermal imaging and discharge detection makes it invaluable for predictive maintenance and remote inspection.
Features
- Integrated fusion of UV, IR, and Vis light imaging
- Airborne multispectral imaging
- Automatic IR focusing with secondary thermal map analysis
- Image fusion from different sensors
- Sunlight interference resistance
- Compact and lightweight
- Long-distance, telephoto imaging
- Ergonomic design for ease of operation
- Multi-functional capabilities through sensor integration
- High reliability and stability
- High resolution with threshold alarms
Application
The airborne multispectral imager has a wide range of applications, covering almost all areas that require discharge detection, maintenance, and monitoring of electrical equipment:
- Power transmission line inspection
- Electrical equipment inspection
- High-voltage substations
- High-voltage research facilities
- High-voltage electrical component inspection
- Power equipment condition monitoring
- Fault diagnosis and prevention