When deciding if thermal imaging is the right technology for your installation, consider outdoor applications/nuisance alarms; uses other than security; whether you need a second camera; and how the analytics can be employed.

Powered by Lepton camera core, IP66-rated TCX Bullet and Mini Bullet cameras are designed to combine 24/7, high-contrast thermal video and built-in video motion detection (VMD) to see in darkness without illumination, in bright light and through smoke, dust and light fog.

The FLIR TCX Thermal Bullet features thermal technology for intrusion detection and visual awareness in daytime or nighttime conditions.

I-View Now has integrated devices by FLIR Systems Inc., into the I-View Now platform. FLIR’s expanding line of recorders and thermal and visible cameras will be compatible for use with I-View Now’s video verification services.

The K55 with FSX displays its ultra-sharp 320 x 240 pixel thermal images on a large bright 4 in. LCD display.

The SightSensor from SightLogix is an outdoor security solution. At one-third the size and with reduced power consumption from prior generations, the new SightSensor has solar and wireless capabilities that vastly reduce infrastructure requirements often needed for outdoor security projects. 

Lower costs, improved functionality and creative thinking can mean increased profits for integrators when they resell thermal imaging.

 SightLogix, Princeton, N.J., a provider of smart thermal camera systems, announced a new certified partner program during ASIS 2014.