The New EyeSec 15-100 mm Continuous Zoom thermal-imaging camera has been designed to interface with standard security/CCTV camera systems.
EyeSec is a 24/7 outdoor security thermal camera for observing and monitoring sensitive sites over long distances. The camera presents a clear and crisp thermal video image in total darkness, light fog or smoke and other difficult viewing conditions ensuring you can still see when standard CCTV cameras cannot work effectively. It provides unmatched performance when working with video analytics and video motion detection software, due to the enhanced contrast images it provides, resulting in superior detection capabilities. Featuring continuous zoom and autofocus, the EyeSec uniquely gives control-room operators the same feel and ease of use as with a standard CCTV cameras.
These advanced features were only available in cooled systems until this new development. Based on a highly sensitive uncooled microbolometer engine, EyeSec is available with either 384x288 or 640x480 pixel versions proving fields of view from 10° wide 3° narrow and 20° wide 7° narrow respectively. The interface controls are either RS485/422 or Pelco D ensuring it will work with existing systems. The imager provides full video rate 25/30HTS is ITAR free. Operating voltage is from 12 to 24VDC drawing just 2.2W in steady state use. The system is IP66 rated and complies with MIL-STD-461D for EMI/EMC.
The EyeSec offers night and day, civilian and surveillance for sites and locations such as nuclear plants, petrochemical installations, warehouses, national borders, airports, railroads, pipelines, oil terminals, electrical power-plants, communication transmitters and prisons. Different optic types with a range of focal lengths fit virtually any operational need, from long distance narrow to short distance wide field of vision. With this new technology customers can now benefit from a very affordable uncooled camera for optimum night vision for any security application.
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