Hikvision develops its new range of medium and high resolution thermal cameras

Composed of fixed and mobile devices, portable systems and dual cameras, the manufacturer's new line of thermal network devices incorporate high-power sensors and optical lenses for different distances to operate with temperatures of -40 at +60º C.

The new range of thermal cameras of Hikvision, whose systems it markets in the Iberian market Casmar Security Systems, includes medium resolution devices (384x288p) and high resolution (640x512p), with fixed and mobile models, portable systems and dual cameras (thermal and visible sensor), all with IP66 protection for outdoor operation.

The entire range incorporates digital imaging functions, as DDE (digital detail enhancement); Adaptive AGC and 3D DNR (digital noise reduction).

In addition, high-resolution cameras include thermal imaging functionality, allowing alarms to be generated when the temperature reaches the value previously defined by the user.

These thermal cameras offer 25 images per second, have a Vanadium Oxide sensor of 0.05º C; two alarm inputs and two outputs; Micro SD slot; Audio input and output; analog and IP output; PoE+ power, 12 Vdc and 24 Vac, IP66 protection and operating temperature of -40 at +60º C.

The DS-2TD2136 medium resolution model is available with 10, 15, 25 And 35 Mm, which are the maximum detection distances in combination with the manufacturer's video analysis Davantis.

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