Overview
The Vigy Observer is a naval day/night stabilized observation system designed for interceptors and fast patrol boats. It provides comprehensive surveillance capabilities in all weather conditions, essential for ship self-protection and evidence gathering.

Multi-Configuration Payloads
The system includes a stabilized head, a miniaturized electronic unit, and a user-friendly remote command and control interface. It features a cooled mid-wavelength infrared (MWIR) imager, a color TV camera, a laser range finder, and automatic video tracking capabilities. It can be integrated with radar systems for enhanced tracking.

Enhanced Navigation and Situation Awareness
Designed for operations in reduced visibility and harsh weather, the Vigy Observer aids Navy, Customs, Coast Guards, and Police forces in preventing illegal activities. It is compact, lightweight, and easy to install on various vessels, offering a panoramic stabilized observation system.

Technical Specifications

• Stabilized Head: Weight < 23kg, Size: φ 355 mm, H 365mm, Azimuth: n x 360°, Elevation: -30° to +70°, Slewing rate: ≥ 70°/sec, Operating temperature: -32°C to +60°C.
• Standard Payload: IR and TV channels (-25° to +65°), options for automatic video tracking and high-rate eye-safe laser range finder.
• Cooled Thermal Imager: Waveband: 3-5µm, continuous digital zoom, standard command and control functions.
• Day Video: Color video with 1024 x 768 pixels, FOV: 40°, 12°, and 2.4°, digital continuous zoom.
• Laser Range Finder: Repetition rate 0.3 Hz.
• Electronic Unit: Weight < 4kg, Size: 160 x 200 x 130mm, Video Output: Analog standard–CCIR Ethernet, Control: CAN BUS - RS422 (option), Power supply: 28 V, Power consumption: < 180W.

Installation and Deployment
The Vigy Observer is easy to install and move between vessels without specific tools or calibration. It is designed to withstand harsh naval environments, offering high reliability and low maintenance requirements.

Performance
The system enhances situation awareness with gyrostabilized line-of-sight, laser range finding, and vessel tracking capabilities. Detection ranges are specified for identification, recognition, and detection up to 15,000 meters.