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Defend IR Features
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DefendIR VisionSense" combines video feeds from both a visible light (CCD) camera and an Infrared camera. It offers user-controlled, customized real-time mixing and merging of the two visual sources. This generates the ability to penetrate glare, as well as see through windows, glass or water. These elemental challenges are highly problematic for conventional FLIR cameras. The DefendIR is an industry leading mid-range thermal imager that can see in complete darkness and through a multitude of environmental conditions including smoke, rain, snow, dust and dense fog. The DefendIR is based on FLIR technology developed for the U.S. Military. Built on a high quality traditional core, the DefendIR vaults ahead of conventional FLIR capabilities through the innovative use of new and proprietary technology. |
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VisionIR Fixed Thermal Camera The VisionIR is a mid-range fixed thermal camera designed for perimeter security and surveillance applications. The VisionIR is based on FLIR technology which enables the user to see in complete darkness and through a multitude of environmental conditions including smoke, rain, snow, dust and dense fog. Superior Performance: The VisionIR is ideal for day and night perimeter security, border surveillance, and DHS/DOD applications. Offering seven lens and detector combinations, the VisionIR can be customized to meet your specific range performance requirements. Featuring a compact and rugged design, the camera is capable of withstanding temperatures ranging from -40° to +60°C. The VisionIR is environmentally sealed to meet NEMA 4 and IP65 specifications and has been tested and certified by an independent lab. In 2004, the VisionIR withstood the full wrath of Hurricane Ivan as it made landfall on the Florida Panhandle, maintaining full operational performance throughout the storm. Ease of Integration: Mounting and connecting the VisionIR could not be any easier; it only requires four screws and one cable. Out of the box, it is ready to plug into your existing network.
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