Thermal Camera

Overview

Our infrared/thermal camera modules make the invisible visible by rendering the electromagnetic spectrum into a visual image, even in complete darkness. These thermographic cameras can detect and precisely measure the smallest temperature differences without any physical contact, making them highly sensitive and detailed. From security monitoring to industrial applications, construction, and research and development, our compact and lightweight thermographic cameras are designed for versatility. They deliver exceptional image quality and accurate readings, standing out for their performance in challenging environments like no other models of their size.

Key Technologies

Very precise and highest spatial resolution worldwide with a high measuring accuracy

Capture large measurement areas with high resolution

Radiometric imaging in real time

Robust and durable with no maintenance for uncooled cameras

Detection of persons/objects that "stand out" in terms of temperature

Display of temperature differences from 0.1°C (3.4°F )

Screening via special TR windows or the complete sensor image

Temperature range from -40 to 550°C (-40 to 1022°F)

Your Need, Our Solution

Thermal imaging has advanced beyond just enabling vision in the dark. This technology can be applied to a wide range of uses, including security, safety warnings, asset management, and health monitoring.
Use thermal imaging technology to protect assets, and personnel and provide proactive warning systems
A thermal camera can detect, measure and document the variations in skin surface temperatures

By detecting heat signatures and applying temperature ranges according to the environment, thermal imaging can prevent overheating and reduce the risk of fires. It can also identify elevated temperatures and provide first-line defense in complete darkness and daylight.
Our technology allows you to measure thermal radiation in the entire image area and assign a temperature value to each pixel
Exceeding or falling below the defined temperature limits trigger events (alarm, network message, activation of a switching output)
Thermal cameras are valuable tools for orientation when fire, smoke, and darkness make navigation difficult

Advantages of Thermal Camera

Thermal cameras, also referred to as infrared or thermographic cameras, detect and display the infrared radiation emitted by objects. Their ability to visualize heat provides numerous benefits across various applications. Here are some key advantages:

They detect even the smallest temperature differences without physical contact.
They reveal details quickly, making them ideal for a range of uses from security monitoring and industrial environments to construction and research and development.
Their compact and lightweight design ensures versatility and ease of use.
They deliver exceptional image quality and accurate readings in challenging environments, outperforming other models of their size.