Thermal & Optical Bi-Spectrum Network Bullet Camera About
Product Description
The
Hikvision DS-2TD2617B-6/PA Temperature Screening Thermographic Camera combines
thermal imaging and optical surveillance in a single bi-spectrum network bullet camera, enabling accurate real-time temperature measurement and reliable visual monitoring. Equipped with a
160 120 thermal sensor and a
4 MP optical camera, it delivers precise temperature screening with an accuracy of
0.5C, making it suitable for temperature inspection and monitoring applications.
Designed for professional environments, the camera features
temperature exception alarms,
bi-spectrum image fusion,
picture-in-picture (PIP) display,
3D DNR image enhancement, and
up to 40 m IR illumination for clear monitoring in low-light conditions. With
IP66 weatherproof protection,
PoE support,
H.265/H.264 video compression, ONVIF compatibility, and support for Micro SD cards up to
128 GB, it is an ideal solution for
airports, customs, schools, hospitals, industrial facilities, and security monitoring.
This device is intended for temperature screening and industrial inspection and is not designed for medical diagnosis.
Key Features
Thermal & Optical Bi-Spectrum Network Bullet Camera
160 120 Thermal Resolution with 4 MP Optical Camera
Temperature Measurement Range 30C to 45C
High Accuracy 0.5C Temperature Screening
Reliable Temperature Exception Alarm Function
Bi-Spectrum Image Fusion and Picture-in-Picture (PIP) Display
Up to 40 m IR Night Vision
H.265 / H.264 / MJPEG Video Compression
3D DNR Image Enhancement & 120 dB WDR
Built-in Audio Alarm & Two-Way Alarm I/O
Supports Micro SD Card up to 128 GB
IP66 Weatherproof Design with PoE Support
Suitable for Airports, Customs, Schools, Hospitals, Industrial Facilities, and Temperature Screening
Dual Imaging for Complete SurveillanceThis bi-spectrum bullet camera combines both thermal and optical sensors, significantly enhancing visibility and detection capabilities regardless of lighting conditions. Users can monitor scenes in great detail with the optical lens or capture thermal anomalies for specialized needs such as temperature monitoring or perimeter protection.
Advanced Security FeaturesWith built-in temperature measurement, temperature exception alarms, and bi-spectrum image fusion, the camera enables instant awareness of critical events. Picture-in-picture views and integrated audio alarms ensure prompt response to unusual activity or temperature deviations, making it a valuable asset for both industrial and commercial premises.
FAQ's of Thermal & Optical Bi-Spectrum Network Bullet Camera:
Q: How does the bi-spectrum feature improve the camera's surveillance capabilities?
A: The bi-spectrum feature fuses both thermal and optical imaging, providing comprehensive details by overlaying thermal signatures with high-resolution visual data. This enhances detection and identification accuracy, especially in low-light or obscured conditions.
Q: What is the process for setting up temperature exception alarms on this camera?
A: Users can configure temperature exception alarms via the camera's network interface by setting specific temperature thresholds. The camera will trigger an audio alarm and notifications if those thresholds are exceeded within its field of view.
Q: When should I use the thermal imaging function instead of the optical?
A: Thermal imaging is advantageous when visibility is poor, such as during nighttime, fog, smoke, or other obscurants. It is also ideal for detecting temperature anomalies and monitoring critical equipment or perimeters for heat signatures.
Q: Where is the ideal location to install this camera for optimal performance?
A: Install the camera in areas that require both security and temperature monitoring, such as industrial facilities, warehouses, or building perimeters. Its 40 m IR distance and robust metal body make it suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Q: What are the main benefits of temperature measurement in this camera?
A: Temperature measurement adds an additional layer of safety by detecting unusual heat signatures, which can indicate overheating equipment, fires, or unauthorized access. This proactive detection helps prevent potential hazards before escalation.
Q: How can I store and access recorded footage from the camera?
A: Footage is stored locally on micro SD or SDXC cards inserted into the camera. Users can access and manage recordings via the device's network interface or compatible video management software.