Flir’s Triton FH-series multispectral fixed camera integrates thermal and 4K imaging. It detects and classifies threats moving at high or low speeds. Intrusion analytics run on visible streams during the day and thermal streams at night.
Flir’s Elara fixed-network thermal imaging security camera features noncontact temperature measurement capabilities for fire detection and safety and thermal monitoring of substations, waste disposal and valuable equipment. The enclosure protects against dust and water and resists shock, vibration and corrosion.
AEMC’s 1950 thermal camera provides a real-time, noncontact inspection method. It operates in temperatures between –4°F and 122°F and can be mounted on a tripod. The LCD screen is 2.8 in.
Amprobe’s IRC-120 thermal camera features a center-point temperature measurement and a focus-free lens. There are hot and cold markers. It has a laser pointer, flashlight and UV light.
EyeTrax’s Ranger solar-powered security camera has worldwide cellular coverage and thermal night vision to capture images otherwise invisible to the human eye. The 24/7 cloud-based portal enables monitoring from anywhere. The motion sensors send immediate alerts when triggered. Custom lens and mount options are available. It operates in temperatures between –40° and 140°F.
Fluke’s TiS75+ thermal camera features asset tagging that enables users to compare asset images over time, a 384-by-288 infrared resolution and video recording, while working in temperatures between –4°F and 122°F. It also calculates dew point.
