The PSC-Ti41LT is a high-resolution, self-contained thermal imaging camera with 384 x 240 pixels and up to 80 Hz frame rate, built for fast industrial thermal processes. Its autonomous operation, automatic hot spot finder and direct analogue output make it ideal for continuous process monitoring from -20°C to 900°C (-4°F to 1652°F).
The PSC-Ti41LT is a high-resolution thermal imaging camera industrial imager with 384 x 240 pixels and 80 Hz frame rate, perfect for fast thermal processes. Its autonomous operation — without continuous use of a PC — combined with automatic hot spot finder and direct analogue output make it ideal for a wide range of manufacturing process applications. The camera covers temperature ranges within -20°C to 900°C (-4°F to 1652°F) and can be switched between thermal imaging mode and line scanning mode.
Ideal for industrial process monitoring, kilns, furnaces and R&D applications where continuous, non-contact temperature imaging is critical to product quality and process control.
Includes PSC-CameraConnect software for analysis, colour palettes and automatic hot/cold spot detection, supporting both live monitoring and post-process data review.
Talk to the Techotrix team to find out whether the PSC-Ti41LT is the right fit for your process monitoring application.
| Detector Resolution | 384 x 240 pixels |
| Detector | FPA, uncooled (17 µm x 17 µm pitch) |
| Spectral Range | 8–14 µm |
| Frame Rate | Ethernet: 25 Hz; USB: 4 Hz; Autonomous mode: 1.5 Hz |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to 900°C (-4°F to 1652°F) |
| Optics (FOV) | 18° x 12° (f=20); 29° x 18° (f=13); 53° x 31° (f=8); 80° x 44° (f=6); 18° x 14° macro optics (MFOV 240 µm) |
| Optical Resolution (D:S) | 390:1 (18° optics) |
| Thermal Sensitivity (NETD) | 80 mK |
| Weight | 216–220 g (depends on lens) |
The PSC-Ti41LT is available with multiple lens options to suit your field of view and spot size needs:
Software: PSC-CameraConnect for analysis, colour palettes and automatic hot/cold spot detection.
Contact the Techotrix team to select the right lens configuration for your application.