Marine Log - October 2007 - (Page 44) Technews New multiple sensor vision system Night Vision Technologies, Irving, Tex., introduces the 3500 multiple sensor vision system, offering a 360 degree continuous pan and a ±50 degree tilt range. For optimal surveillance, this cost-effective unit allows operators to detect, observe and identify objects, threats and activity in any situation. In total darkness, the thermal imager converts heat signatures to video and can detect human activity from distances up to 1,465 ft. The highresolution 312x zoom color camera is superb for distance viewing and the ultralow lux day/night camera amplifies ambient light to provide remarkable images in compromised weather and lighting. Built for cargo, commercial, offshore and marina/port security applications, the durable system features an IP66 environmental enclosure. Designed to operate between 86 and 140 degrees F, the UV-resistant unit is able to handle harsh marine conditions. www.nightvisiontechnologies.com Mackay to use KVH TracPhone for mini-VSAT Broadband Service KVH Industries, Inc., Middletown, R.I., recently announced that Mackay Communications, Inc., Raleigh, N.C., would now offer the new KVH TracPhone V7 with mini-VSAT Broadband service as its exclusive maritime VSAT (very small aperture terminal) solution. The new mini-VSAT Broadband service— which is fast, “always on,” and available in a variety of pricing packages—uses sophisticated spread spectrum technology to provide vessels with data reception rates as fast as 2 Mbps and data transmission rates as fast as 512 Kbps via the 24in. KVH TracPhone V7. Mackay is the largest highseas service company in the U.S., providing marine services and solutions for more than 120 years. www.kvh.com 44 MARINE LOG OCTOBER 2007 www.marinelog.com http://www.workboatshow.com http://www.nightvisiontechnologies.com http://www.workboatshow.com http://www.workboatshow.com http://www.kvh.com http://www.marinelog.com
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