FLIR 427-9031-03-00 D-334 C-Mount 13mm NTSC Thermal Camera Module
When you need to integrate thermal imaging into custom enclosures, OEM platforms, or specialized surveillance deployments, fixed-mount thermal modules eliminate the packaging overhead of standalone cameras. The FLIR D-334 delivers uncooled thermal detection in a compact C-mount form factor with 13mm optics and NTSC analog output, giving integrators a buildable foundation for perimeter monitoring, critical infrastructure protection, and industrial process observation where traditional visible imaging fails.
Key Features
- C-mount thermal sensor module for OEM integration and custom housing builds
- 13mm fixed focal length lens optimized for mid-range thermal detection
- NTSC analog video output for compatibility with legacy recording infrastructure and long cable runs
- Uncooled microbolometer technology eliminates maintenance cycles and mechanical failure points
- Compact module design enables installation in space-constrained equipment racks and weatherproof enclosures
- Passive thermal detection operates in total darkness and through smoke, dust, and light fog
- Low power consumption suitable for solar-powered remote sites and mobile platforms
- FLIR Tau-series thermal core engineering for proven reliability in demanding environments
The D-334's analog NTSC output integrates directly with existing video distribution systems, encoders, and matrix switchers without requiring network infrastructure changes. This makes the module particularly valuable for retrofits where IP migration isn't feasible or for applications requiring dedicated coax runs to maintain signal integrity over distance. The 13mm lens provides a balanced field of view that covers typical building facades, entry points, and equipment yards without the narrow tunneling of telephoto optics or the fish-eye distortion of ultra-wide lenses.
Because thermal imaging detects radiated heat rather than reflected light, this module maintains detection capability regardless of lighting conditions, weather, or deliberate attempts to defeat visible cameras. Integration flexibility is the core value proposition here—mount it in existing PTZ housings, pair it with visible cameras in multi-sensor assemblies, or embed it in machinery for thermal process monitoring. The C-mount interface accepts aftermarket lenses if your deployment requires different focal lengths than the stock 13mm optic provides.
