Overview
In challenging weather (fog, smoke, rain) or lighting conditions (complete darkness, backlight), it can be difficult to distinguish people or objects in a complex background by a visible camera or a human eye. For accurate monitoring purposes, a professional surveillance system is required. This Wisenet thermal camera is an excellent choice: it provides high-contrast images based on temperature differences between the object and background, so that users can detect incidents more easily. The advanced thermal imaging technology provides high contrast to make the unseen details visible without additional lighting.
  • Built-in 13mm fixed lens
  • H.265, H.264, MJPEG codec
  • Motion detection, handover, tampering, loitering
  • Directional and audio detection, sound classification
  • Shock and temperature detection, hallway view
  • SD/SDHC/SDXC memory slot
  • IP66, NEMA 4X, IK10
Multiple color palettes Wisenet thermal cameras provide seven different types of color palette for users to select the perfect image in various situations. Each color palette has a specific set of colors which change according to the temperature range of the scene. Long detection range The main task of the thermal camera is to detect events that occur at long distances. The camera provides an image with high color contrast according to the temperature, so it can easily distinguish objects and background from a long distance. At closer range, it can recognize the type of object or identify the characteristic by capturing details. Secure a wide variety of applications Wisenet thermal cameras can be a powerful tool when monitoring applications with low light, due to their ability to create images based on heat. Thermal cameras are especially applicable in manufacturing and industrial facilities, air, seaports and mining areas. Enhanced video and audio analytics Wisenet thermal cameras offer reliable video and audio analytics for efficient monitoring. The featured analytics improves the overall security system's efficiency by automatically notifying users when abnormal behavior is detected. Temperature change detection Drastic temperature changes can be detected in advance to prevent incidents occurring. Virtual line Alarm events are automatically triggered when the camera detects the moving object crossing the virtual line. Motion detection An alarm is triggered when movement is detected within the defined user area. Shock detection Shock detection protects the camera when events, such as vibrations, quivers and shocks occur. Sound classification Sound classification can help users respond immediately in dangerous situations by classifying sounds, such as gunshots, glass breaking, screams and explosions.