7.8–14 µm spectral range catches body heat, engines, and thermal anomalies through fog, smoke, and adverse weather — where visible cameras go blind.
5.69M CMOS with 0.16 lux color sensitivity, 80′ Smart IR, and 120 dB WDR delivers court-usable evidence — even under harsh backlight or near-total darkness.
Long-wave thermal optics extend actionable range far beyond visible cameras — detect a vehicle at 984 ft and a person at 394 ft, day or night, through fog, smoke, and glare.
Draw ROIs and set min / max / average temperature thresholds. Trigger real-time alarms on overheating machinery, hot bearings, ignition sources, or unauthorized heat signatures.
Switch between White Hot, Black Hot, Iron, Cool, Amber, Indigo, Tyrian, Glory, and Envy to maximize contrast for the scene, task, and viewing conditions. Fatigue drops, targets pop.
On-camera classification of people and vehicles. Filter alerts by object type, direction, line crossing, dwell, tailgating, and logical rules.
Draw up to 40 independent zones and combine them with logical rules to eliminate false alarms in complex sites.
Trigger events on temperature signatures — engines, fires, mammals, or unauthorized ignition — even before intruders reach the fence.
Balances harsh backlight and deep shadow. Read license plates against headlights; see faces in doorway silhouettes.
Full-color imaging down to 0.16 lux with intelligently synced IR for crisp B/W in total darkness.
Operates -40°F to 122°F. DC-powered cold start at -40°F for the harshest perimeter deployments.
Sealed against dust and water, impact-rated against vandalism. Built for outdoor perimeters, not decorative lobbies.
Cleared for federal, government, and critical-infrastructure projects. 5-year warranty on every unit.
Substations, water treatment, telecom, and data centers. Detect intrusion before it reaches the fence.
Warehouses, ports, and container yards where sodium-vapor lighting blinds standard cameras.
Solar farms, wind sites, and pipeline corridors — long perimeters, low light, extreme temperatures.
NOTE:
Thermal cameras are subject to stricter export control requirements than standard visual cameras. DW provides thermal cameras at 9 fps to support compliance with export control regulations in most regions worldwide.
Under specific conditions, DW thermal cameras can provide accurate temperature measurements; however, they are not intended for human fever detection or for diagnosing, mitigating, or preventing any disease or health condition.
Thermal cameras — also called thermal imagers or long-wave infrared (LWIR) cameras — are sensors that visualize heat instead of visible light. Every object above absolute zero radiates infrared energy; a thermal camera reads that radiation and translates it into a live image where hotter objects appear brighter (or in a chosen color palette). Because they don't need any ambient light, thermal cameras see in total darkness, through smoke, and through most airborne obscurants.
Thermal cameras — also called thermal imagers or long-wave infrared (LWIR) cameras — are sensors that visualize heat instead of visible light. Every object above absolute zero radiates infrared energy; a thermal camera reads that radiation and translates it into a live image where hotter objects appear brighter (or in a chosen color palette). Because they don't need any ambient light, thermal cameras see in total darkness, through smoke, and through most airborne obscurants.
Thermal cameras — also called thermal imagers or long-wave infrared (LWIR) cameras — are sensors that visualize heat instead of visible light. Every object above absolute zero radiates infrared energy; a thermal camera reads that radiation and translates it into a live image where hotter objects appear brighter (or in a chosen color palette). Because they don't need any ambient light, thermal cameras see in total darkness, through smoke, and through most airborne obscurants.
