Part # 4435188

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Description: Fluke® Infrared Lens, Wide Angle, For Use With: RSE300, RSE600 Infrared Camera, 6 in Focus Distance, 32 x 24 deg Field of View for 320 x 240 Resolution Camera, 45 x 34 deg Field of View for 640 x 480 Resolution Camera, Germanium, Coated

Manufacturer PN: FLK-0.75X-WIDE-LENS

UPC: 09596986522

Kendall Electric Inc PN: 4435188

Invoice Description:

FLK-0.75X-WIDE-LENS FLUKE INFRARED WIDE ANGLE LENS

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Fluke® FLK-0.75X-WIDE-LENS Wide Angle Infrared Lens, For Use With RSE300, RSE600 Infrared Camera, 6 in Focus Distance, 32 x 24 deg Field of View for 320 x 240 Resolution Camera, 45 x 34 deg Field of View for 640 x 480 Resolution Camera, Germanium

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Description

Fluke® Infrared Lens, Wide Angle, For Use With: RSE300, RSE600 Infrared Camera, 6 in Focus Distance, 32 x 24 deg Field of View for 320 x 240 Resolution Camera, 45 x 34 deg Field of View for 640 x 480 Resolution Camera, Germanium, Coated

Specifications

Application	For use to allows the user to have a wider field of view for working in tight spaces
Brand Name	Fluke
Finish	Coated
Manufacturer Part Number	FLK-0.75X-WIDE-LENS
Material	Germanium
Specifications	6 in Focus Distance, 32 x 24 deg Field of View for 320 x 240 Resolution Camera, 45 x 34 deg Field of View for 640 x 480 Resolution Camera
Standards/Approvals	RoHS Compliant
Suitable For Use With	RSE300, RSE600 Infrared Camera
Type	Wide Angle

Features

▪ Optional, field swappable, wide angle thermal lens allows the user to have a wider field of view for working in tight spaces

▪ Avoid the hassle of sending in your camera to calibrate with the lens with smart lenses you can just attach the lens to any compatible camera and start taking images

▪ Made of 100% diamond turned germanium with an engineered coating, the most efficient available material to transmit energy to the detector