Thermal Camera Systems
Thermal cameras detect temperature differences independently of visible light.
In perimeter lines, wide open fields, energy facilities, and critical infrastructure applications, human or vehicle detection can be used together with visible cameras, lighting, radar, and alarm scenarios.
Performance should be designed according to target size, distance, weather, and environmental conditions.
- Thermal Imaging and Environmental Security
Thermal Camera and Environmental Security
Radiometric thermal cameras can create early warnings by monitoring surface temperature trends or predefined threshold exceedances in appropriate applications. It is aimed to associate alarms at storage, waste areas, energy equipment, and process points with visual verification and intervention procedures.
Temperature Monitoring and Early Warning
Radiometric thermal cameras can create early warnings by monitoring surface temperature trends or predefined threshold exceedances in appropriate applications.
Complementary Monitoring for Fire Risk
It is aimed to associate alarms at storage, waste areas, energy equipment, and process points with visual verification and intervention procedures.
Critical Limit and Proper Use
Thermal video analytics does not replace fire detection and alarm systems that require authorized design. It should be used as a complementary early warning layer in coordination with risk analysis, field testing, and relevant disciplines.
Critical limit: Thermal video analytics does not replace fire detection and alarm systems that require authorized design. It should be used as a complementary early warning layer in coordination with risk analysis, field testing, and relevant disciplines.