SLD Security & Communications - Thermal Imaging Surveillance Cameras

Video Surveillance

Thermal Imaging Surveillance Cameras

Add the Power of Thermal Imaging to your CCTV Network

Our low cost Thermal Imaging cameras are passive thermal systems that allow detection of intruders without the use of infrared illuminators. Based on microbolometer infrared sensor technology, our thermal cameras are designed to view long-wave infrared, allowing them to sense the thermal radiation of objects and people in a scene. No active illumination is needed - making covert surveillance effortless. Additionally, power consumption of our thermal imagers is very low compared to infrared illuminators with the same coverage area.

Outperforms Daylight cameras in a variety of Environments

Our thermal imagers reveal a clear picture, day or night, in situations where CCTV cameras or active illumination using near-infrared (NIR) would be insufficient. Thermal imaging is superior to NIR and CCTV cameras because it sees through both darkness and visual obscurants, such as smoke and fog, without additional lighting.

Applications

Security
Surveillance
Border Patrol
Industrial Security
Facility Security
Urban Surveillance

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	Thermal Imaging
	When you absolutely, positively have to see at night, our thermal infrared imaging products provide a level of threat detection unmatched by lowlight or infrared illuminated cameras. Thermal imaging exposes threats that easily blind other technologies – such as perpetrators hidden in darkness, concealed by adverse weather, or obscured dust, fog, and smoke. we offer a comprehensive range of thermal imagers to satisfy your requirement. Our thermal infrared cameras offer the ultimate level of protection for high value assets. Unlike infrared illuminated cameras or low-light cameras, Thermal Imaging cameras require no lighting that may draw attention to your property. Thermal infrared cameras imagery looks like a black and white video, but what it reveals in the image is heat. Thermal imaging cameras can be easily integrated into both analogue (legacy) or modern IP based networks in the same fashion as daylight cameras.