Thermal Surveillance Cameras

Electrophysics offers a complete line of infrared imaging surveillance cameras for force protection, border surveillance, coastal surveillance, and facility security. We focus on integrators and offer a complete range of support services to ensure system deployment success.

Features Include:

• Short to Ultra Long Range Performance
• Easy to integrate
• Mil-Spec Qualified
• Wide range of optional lenses
• High resolution models

Models

ARBEL	Dual FOV thermal imager with a high sensitivity uncooled microbolometer
CABIR	Thermal camera for short range security applications
EYE-SEC 320	Thermal camera for outdoor medium range security applications, uncooled 320x240
EYE-SEC 640	Thermal camera for outdoor medium range security applications, uncooled 640x480

* For more lens options, please call 866-451-2257
 
 
 
Applications Include:
 

	Border Patrol Due to increased security concerns, the commitment to secure a nation’s borders has become a priority. Night Vision technology is playing an increased role in shutting down illegal border crossings. Long-range thermal imaging solutions and wide area infrared illuminators combined with low-light monochromatic cameras can render a “line in the sand” impenetrable.
	Coastal Surveillance A country’s coast is the most vulnerable area for the incursion of illegal immigrants and terrorists. Long-range detection is critical to ensure the ability to respond to suspicious sighting. In addition, marine based systems are subjected to extremely harsh conditions and system availability is critical to the mission. The ability of a system to handle the environment and see under difficult marine conditions is an important consideration when selecting the right solution.
	Home Land Security With today’s security concerns, the demand for cost-effective video security systems is increasing. Thermal and low light night vision based systems are available for wide area surveillance and long-range detection. Electrophysics systems are ideal for large industrial infrastructure facilities including power plants, chemical plants and public areas such as dams and reservoirs and entertainment complexes.
	Public Area Security Delivering 24/7 security and surveillance coverage of public areas is a daunting challenge for any public or private community. Today there are new technologies available that upgrade or replace the systems currently used. Extreme low-light CCD cameras are capable of seeing into almost total darkness to produce identifiable images. Banks of stadium lights can be replaced with infrared illuminators that can see farther and in a covert manner.