The Model 290 Motorised Non-Browning Zoom Lens from Resolve Optics Ltd. incorporates a range of useful features to assist operation in environments subject to radiation such as nuclear fuel handling operations, reactor active zones and nuclear waste storage plants.<\/p>\n
Developed as a direct replacement to the no longer manufactured Fujinon 12-72mm (6x) non browning zoom lens the Model 290 uses special glass that can withstand long term exposure to high levels of radiation (up to a total dose of 100,000,000 rads) and temperature (55 \u00b0C) without discoloration. All functions of the Model 290 are motorised and include slip clutches and electronic noise suppression. Operating at f\/1.8 the Model 290 provides high image resolution and minimum geometric distortion from 400 – 750 nm.<\/p>\n
The novel design provides a 6x zoom movement in a very compact form. This provides the lens with the capability to image objects from 800mm to infinity without using add-on adapters. When focused at infinity the lens achieves high image resolution on axis at full aperture throughout the zoom range without refocusing (image tracking).<\/p>\n
The high-performance Model 290 CCTV Zoom Lens has been designed for use with single chip 1\/2″ and 2\/3″ CCTV cameras as well as Newvicon and Chalnicon tubes.<\/p>\n
For further information and full technical specifications on the Model 290 Non-Browning Zoom Lens please contact Resolve Optics Ltd. on telephone +44-1494-777100 or email sales@resolveoptics.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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