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IR212 |
IR213 |
| Thermal Camera |
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| Detector type |
UFPA microbolometer 160×120, 25µm |
| Wave Band |
8 ~ 14µm |
| Lens |
13mm lens |
6.87mm lens |
| Field of View |
17.5°×13.2° |
32.5°×24.6° |
| Image Frequency |
50Hz/60Hz |
| Electronic zoom |
×2, ×4 |
| Video output |
PAL/NTSC |
| Gain & offset |
Auto/manual control |
| Power requirement |
110/220V AC adaptor |
| Power consumption |
4W |
| Dimension |
169mm(L) ×82.5mm(W)×99.8mm(H) |
| Weight |
0.94kg |
| Pan/tilt |
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| Azimuth Angle |
0°-355° |
| Pitching Angle |
-90°-+6° |
| Max Load |
10kg |
| Angular Velocity |
7°/s(Azimuth)
6°/s(pitching) |
| Power requirement |
24VAC |
| Power consumption |
30w |
| Dimension |
189mm(L) ×169mm(W)×222mm(H) |
| Weight |
4.2kg |
| System Environmetal Specifications |
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| Operating temperature |
-20 ~60 ? |
| Storage temperature |
-40~60 ? |
| Humidity |
Operating and storing 10% to 95%, non-condensing |
| Interfaces |
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| RS422 |
For remote control from PC |
| Video |
Standard analog video signal output |
| Power |
power input |
| Detection Range |
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| Detection range |
1.7m people: >0.4km |
| Recognition range |
1.7m people: >0.25km |
| f eatures and benefits |
r ugged design |
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e asy to use |
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a dvanced functions enabled by the software |
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simple and multiple installation methods |
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work in total darkness |
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good environmental compatibility |
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affordable price and fast delivery |
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24 Hours Security Monitoring IR Camera
Infrared thermal camera penetrates through haze, smoke, rain, snow and total darkness to detect target from far distance. Guide's new 24-hours monitoring day & night PTZ thermal infrared IR212 and IR213 can be used for mobile, pan-tilt-zoom and fixed mount scenarios, ideal for security, perimeter monitoring, nuclear security & force protection. They can enhance or even replace your traditional daylight or lowlight CCTV systems, acting as security fence to bank, government building, nuclear power plant, petroleum and chemical plant, warehouse, port and airport where are vulnerable to theft and terrorist. |
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