Thermal Infrared & Visible CCTV PTZ Camera Fire Monitoring & Detecting See Through Smoke & Haze скачать в хорошем качестве

Thermal Infrared & Visible CCTV PTZ Camera Fire Monitoring & Detecting See Through Smoke & Haze

Thermal Infrared IR Camera see through smoke to see forest while planes and helicopters dropping water. using thermal IR camera for day-night fire monitoring. Thermal cameras, unlike traditional visible cameras, use heat rather than light to see an object, giving them a huge advantage over other imaging technologies. Using minute differences in infrared (IR) radiation they produce a high-contrast thermal image in complete darkness. It is unaffected by bright light and has the ability to see through obstructions such as smoke, dust, and light fog. This makes thermal ideal for a number of applications including but not limited to surveillance & security search and rescue, fire, marine and land navigation, machine vision, and wide-area situational assessment. Everything above absolute zero (-273°C) emits thermal IR radiation. Thermal cameras convert this into a digital image that can be displayed, distributed and recorded. Humans, animals, and vehicles are very hot in contrast to a background making them easily detectable by a thermal imaging camera, even at distances up to 30km. This technology gives you state-of-the-art protection that can be used in the most demanding applications where the limitations of traditional CCTV and camera technologies just cannot compare. Visible and LWIR thermal footage of the St. Mary’s River wildfire in BC from September 1st, 2017 from over 7km away. The thermal infrared imaging (on the right side) depicts the heat in the scene, where white is hot and black is cold. Our thermal imaging is incredibly effective at being able to see through the smoke to reveal the heat waves and hot spots of the forest fire. IR radiation passes through smoke, dust, modest foliage, and light fog with ease, making a person clearly visible even in the worst lighting conditions. Thermal energy is passive and, unlike other technologies, does not artificially increase light or require illumination for clean crisp images both day and night for detection of intruders at extreme ranges. Infiniti's thermal cameras let you see further than any other night vision technology. There are also certain situations where thermal imaging can be better than regular CCTV cameras even during the day. CCTV cameras can be rendered useless by direct or reflected sunlight, and they rely on the contrast in order to identify an intruder. In areas where contrast is poor, visible cameras can be rendered useless. Since humans always give off much more thermal energy than their environment they are easily picked up by video analysis software or human viewers. Trespassers hiding in shadows or bushes are easily spotted, providing maximum protection of your assets. This video at the beginning of the video was acquired using Infiniti’s Thermal Phoenix camera system configured with an analog 3.4~122.4mm (36X) visible CCTV camera and a 100mm fixed LWIR thermal camera. The high-definition visible video at the end of the video was acquired using our 39X Interceptor PTZ camera with 8~315mm auto-focus zoom lens. For more information on Infiniti’s camera systems, please visit their website at http://www.infinitioptics.com/