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Key benefits of thermal surveillance cameras
Pelco’s thermal imaging security camera systems help improve site security by detecting threats that may not be visible to the human eye, no matter the conditions.
Coverage in challenging conditions
Pelco’s thermal IP network camera technology is ideal for applications where situational awareness and threat detection for perimeter security and high-value assets are vital.
Two cameras in one
Select outdoor thermal CCTV camera systems feature both visual and thermal imaging.
Certain Pelco thermal security camera systems feature radiometric capabilities to help detect and prevent threats and hazardous situations, including overheating equipment.
Spot malfunctioning equipment
Stop overheating machinery from breaking down with early detection of abnormal temperatures.
Detect workplace hazards
Use our thermal imaging surveillance cameras to detect safety hazards and improve staff safety.
Efficient maintenance
Pelco’s thermal IP camera system can help you identify equipment that requires maintenance.
Our indoor and outdoor thermal camera systems for monitoring commercial and industrial sites take your current safety and security practices to the next level.
See farther
Spot threats & classify items in low visibility at distances over 300m (984 ft).
AI-powered video analytics
Improve the detection and classification of objects for better decision-making.
Multiple lens options
Choose between a wide variety of lens and sensor resolutions for ideal coverage.
Weather and vandal-resistant
Our thermal imaging CCTV security cameras can withstand blows and poor weather.
Explosion-proof solution
Select thermal cameras have explosion-proof & dust-ignition-proof certifications.
Reduce costs
Get two security cameras in one with both visual and thermal imaging.
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Compliance and certifications
Create a smarter and safer world with Pelco’s wide range of cameras and sensors working together to meet global security standards.
Cybersecurity
Experience a trusted and cyber secure platform - TLS 1.2, RMF, FIPS 140-2.
NDAA Compliant
NDAA Section 889 compliant cameras.
ONVIF-conformant
Pelco products are ONVIF Profile S, G, T and M conformant.
GSA Approved
Trade Agreement Act or Country of Origin US - Pelco GSA
Thermal CCTV cameras FAQs
To buy Pelco’s thermal cameras please contact our product experts. They will promptly get back to you with a free, no-obligation quote.
Select Pelco thermal camera models have radiometric capabilities to detect abnormal temperature fluctuations, within a predefined time or outside a set value, that could highlight a problem, such as overheating equipment.
A thermal security camera can detect and provide visuals of thermal energy emitted by objects that could suggest a potential problem, such as a security threat or overheating equipment.
Thermal security cameras provide visual context in challenging conditions, including darkness. The best thermal security cameras can detect threats at night and provide coverage in working environments, like mining sites. If they have radiometric capabilities, these types of cameras can also detect overheating objects.
A thermal security camera works by detecting and measuring infrared energy emitted by an object. It then converts this infrared energy data into a visual image that can provide insights for the operator.
This is dependent on the camera’s configurations and capabilities. Some PoE thermal camera models can detect infrared radiation up to a few meters away and other thermal security cameras have a working range of up to a few miles away.
Thermal cameras can not see through a few materials, such as glass and aluminum foil. Glass and aluminum foil block infrared rays from passing through it and, as a result, the radiation can not be detected by a thermal surveillance camera.
Thermal surveillance cameras and infrared (IR) cameras are not the same. The key difference is that infrared cameras can detect and visualize objects based on the IR radiation they reflect and emit. These cameras visualize stimuli in a thermal image and can see in complete darkness.
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