Mobotix Mx-O-M73TC-640R100 Thermal Module 640-R100 with Front Plate for M73 (C model) 50° x 40°
SKU
Mx-O-M73TC-640R100
Model No
Mx-O-M73TC-640R100
$10,986.88
Product Highlights
- Thermal sensor module; resolution: 640×480 pixels; field of view: 50° × 40° (R100 front plate); for Mobotix M73 C-model camera body; includes front plate
- 640×480 thermal resolution provides 4× more thermal pixels than the 320×240 module at the same 50° × 40° field of view — enabling more accurate temperature measurement, finer hotspot detection, and more reliable thermal alarm triggering from smaller temperature anomalies at longer distances
- Field-replaceable Mobotix M73 C-model module; the higher thermal resolution is correct for critical industrial monitoring (overheating electrical equipment, fire prevention), precise temperature-based alarm triggering, and applications requiring quantitative thermal radiometry rather than simple presence detection

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The Mobotix Mx-O-M73TC-640R100 is a 640×480-pixel thermal sensor module with R100 front plate (50° × 40° field of view) for the Mobotix M73 C-model — the higher-resolution thermal module for installations where the 320×240-resolution Mx-O-M73TC-320R100 is insufficient for accurate thermal measurement or temperature alarm triggering at the required distance.
Features
- Thermal sensor module; resolution: 640×480 pixels; field of view: 50° × 40° (R100 front plate); for Mobotix M73 C-model camera body; includes front plate
- 640×480 thermal resolution provides 4× more thermal pixels than the 320×240 module at the same 50° × 40° field of view — enabling more accurate temperature measurement, finer hotspot detection, and more reliable thermal alarm triggering from smaller temperature anomalies at longer distances
- Field-replaceable Mobotix M73 C-model module; the higher thermal resolution is correct for critical industrial monitoring (overheating electrical equipment, fire prevention), precise temperature-based alarm triggering, and applications requiring quantitative thermal radiometry rather than simple presence detection
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