Protecting people and property with night vision
Video surveillance is crucial to protecting people and property. And yet, daytime security cameras do not provide adequate surveillance at night—when it is most critical. What is more, installing additional lighting is often impractical.
Advances in thermal imaging technology have made today’s security cameras efficient, reliable, and cost-effective. There is no reason not to make night-time video surveillance a part of your security strategy.
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ULIS thermal imaging sensors deliver a number of benefits
For security camera manufacturers
√ High-performance, cost-effective solutions that differentiate your products from the competition
√ Guaranteed product availability helps you optimize your manufacturing processes
√ A unique understanding of OEM and camera manufacturer needs for added efficiency
√ Dedicated customer support from development to production for increased responsiveness and fast turnaround times
√ Access to state-of-the-art technology you can then pass on to your customers
For users
√ High temperature-sensitivity makes cameras very difficult to fool
√ Camera does not require costly, difficult-to-install lighting
√ Excellent imaging performance in a broad range of conditions: day or night; in fog, rain, and snow
√ Infrared security cameras can be set up to trigger an alarm if an intruder is detected
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May 13 to 16 , Hall 5, Booth no. C95, Birmingham, UK
- "Low power consumption IR thermal sensor array for smart detection and thermal imaging applications"by Patrick Robert - Electronic Desing Group manager
- "Uncooled IR dertector designed for gas detection and hight temperature measurements"
by Arnaud Crastes - Customer Support manager





