Coin operated binoculars25x100

        Coin operated binoculars 25x100 are available in coin and non-coin operated models. The telescopes are designed specially for outdoor installation and long distance viewing. As a result, they can be operated even in adverse weather conditions. 

Major Index Specifications




No.

Items

         Specifications

1

Magnification

25X

2

Field of View

3

Exit Pupil

Φ4mm

4

Eye Relief

21.5mm

5

Entrance Pupil

100mm

6

Twilight Factor

50

7

Relative Brightness

16

8

Resolution

≤2.4″

9

Visibility Fixation

0.5±0.25

10

Eye Distance

63mm

11

Prism Type

Composite Prism

12

Prism Material

K9

13

Lens Number (binocular)

10 sets/ 14pieces

14

Lens Materail

K9ZF2ZF6ZK10

15

Azimuth Rotation

300°non-coin operated model: 360°

16

Range of Vertical Motion

-45°+65°(can stay anywhere within the range)

17

Height from Eyepiece Center to Mounting Surface

1465mm

18

Dimensions

1540 mm×603 mm×300 mm

19

Weight

42kg(non-coin operated model: 36kg)



Environmental Adaptivity Performance


No.

Items

Performance

1

Waterproof

Meet the Standard of Q/KYD01-2010

2

Temperature Adaptivity

-20+70

3

Internal Moisture Preventing Disposal

Filled with Nitrogen Gas


 

Electrical Device Specifications (only for coin operated model)

No.

Items

Specifications

1

Power Source

DC8.2V1800mAH Lithium Battery

2

Coin Chute Protection Level

IP56 ( Battery Excluded)

3

Shutter’s Service Life (number of cycles)

105

4

Shutter Duration

103600s/coin10s/change

5

Coin Diameter Requirement

18mm29mm

6

Coin Thickness Requirement

1.2mm3.0mm

7

Number of Different Samples Coins Memorizable

≤45

8

Power Save Mode

Automatically Enter Hibernation in 1min’s idle

9

Operating Temperature

-20+50

 


 coin operated system is characterized by its low power consumption, electronic intelligence and long service life. The coin chute of the system can be customized to detect and accept different coins and the shutter cannot be released if an unacceptable coin is dropped into the chute. The unacceptable coin will then be ejected automatically. The circuit of the system will automatically go into hibernation when it is idle for some time and the patron needs to drop a first coin (which will be ejected) to awaken the circuit when a beep sound will be heard. Then the shutter system can be operated again by depositing coin(s) and shutter duration will be accumulated in accordance with the number of accepted coins.