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LRB 21K



LRB 21K is a new addition to our line of long range bi-ocular rangefinders. The unit has a fully waterproof modern housing with bright-lit multi-line LED display. This model offers the widest range of capabilities, surpassing even our acclaimed LRB 25000 with an impressive set of add-on features that include precise 3-axis compass and embedded GPS receiver to enable instant calculation of target distance, azimuth, elevation and coordinates, thereby allowing for a more precise target triangulation.

The binocular operates with a Class 1 eye-safe 1540 nanometer laser; measurement result is displayed through the eyepiece and can be transferred for processing via computer port (RS232). This instrument has comprehensive digital display and variable range settings. Compact and lightweight, designed to withstand wide range of environmental conditions, this binocular is ideal for law enforcement, homeland security , marine navigation, highway and power-line construction, airborne altimetry and location, meteorology and a variety of other professional activities.

 




 

Features
First/Last target selection
High fog/smoke penetration
Invisible to night vision devices
Specifications
Laser type
Wavelength
Photo detector type
Measuring range
Accuracy
Gating range
Gating accuracy
Laser beam divergence (at 80% of power level)
Pulse repetition rate
Dioptric adjustment
Magnification
Field of view
Visual channel objective lens aperture
GPS target coordinate
3-axis Digital compass
Operating temperature range
Protective filter against non eye-safe lasers
Tripod socket ¼"
Interface
Power supply
Dimensions
Weight
 
Erbium Glass
1540 nm
Ge avalanche
50-21,000 m
± 5 m
100-6000
100 m
1.0 mrad
2 Hz
± 4
8x

43 mm

V
V

-35°C … +50°C

Optional

Optional

RS 232
DC 12V / NiCd battery
225x220x110 mm
2.2 kg


 

These specifications are preliminary - product availability Q3-Q4, 2011