• Binocular see-through waveguide display keeps digital guidance in the worker’s field of view.
• ATEX Zone 1 capability supports selected hazardous industrial environments.
• 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi 6 and voice control support hands-free remote expert assistance.
H4000 ATEX AR Glasses for Industrial Maintenance and Inspection
Binocular 5G AR with ATEX Zone 1 capability and a 380 g balanced design
Product Features
380 g balanced design
Balanced weight distribution improves comfort during extended use and supports compatible industrial safety helmets.
High-brightness micro-OLED display for indoor and outdoor work
The micro-OLED display is designed to keep digital information readable in bright industrial environments.
Flip-up binocular display for an unobstructed view when AR is not needed
The adjustable flip-up design supports compatible safety helmets, cold-weather helmets and prescription glasses.
48 MP stabilized camera for remote inspection
Built-in ISP processing, 5× zoom, electronic and optical image stabilization, plus laser positioning support detailed remote inspection.
Industrial-grade active noise reduction
Active noise reduction helps keep voice communication and hands-free control clear in noisy industrial work areas.
Enhanced Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 support stable device and network connectivity.
Enhanced Wifi 6 + Bluetooth 5.1 chip for smooth and stable performance.
Hot-swappable battery design for extended operations
The removable main battery and internal backup battery allow a depleted battery to be exchanged without shutting down the current application.
Diversified human-machine interaction
Integrated knobs, smart buttons, and short keys for one-touch precise command response.
ATEX Zone 1 capability for hazardous locations
ATEX Zone 1 capability supports deployment in selected hazardous industrial environments; suitability must be verified for each site and use case.
A USB Type-C interface supports compatible peripherals, including infrared inspection devices.
Supporting Type-C interface with various module peripherals such as infrared devices.
Evaluate the complete H4000 maintenance workflow
The device is one part of the deployment. Match the hardware configuration, software, network and approved work procedure to a real task. Remote Eye lists the Industron Nebula H4000 among its supported operator devices.
Explore Remote Eye remote expert support, digital work instructions and industrial applications. Review ATEX Zone 1 selection requirements and IT acceptance criteria before deployment.
Request the current certificate and manufacturer instructions for the exact supplied configuration. Confirm permitted accessories, operating limits and battery-handling rules with the site safety team. Do not infer hazardous-area approval for a peripheral or battery operation from the headset description alone.
Request an H4000 evaluation for your task
From operational problem to a purchase decision
Compare the complete workflow: device, remote-support software, connectivity, approved procedures, training and ongoing support. Start with the task and site requirements rather than the headset specification alone.
- Explore: identify a maintenance or inspection problem using our industrial AR application guide.
- Evaluate: compare device and software requirements, then request a task-based H4000 evaluation with a baseline and agreed acceptance criteria.
- Plan procurement: discuss your requirements for a quotation. Specify countries, sites, users, experts, required software and hazardous-area requirements. Ask for hardware, licences, implementation, training and recurring support to be itemised; confirm availability and lead time for the selected configuration.