1280x1024 LWIR Thermal Camera Module With 30mm - 180mm Zoom Lens

High Resolution Clear Imaging LWIR Thermal Camera Module for Security Camera

When it comes to infrared security surveillance, we often think of cooled thermal imaging due to its ultra-long range and superior thermal sensitivity. When the budget is limited, you can have alternative solutions. Uncooled thermal imaging could provide an ideal solution which is a more cost effective option.

The PLUG1212 thermal camera core with 30mm-180mm zoom lens uses the self-developed GST1212M infrared sensor. With large array 1280×1024 resolution, professional hardware platform and advanced image algorithm, this high definition thermal imaging module guarantees wider FOV and more image details.

Its inside core infrared detector, that is the vanadium oxide microbolometer with metal packaging, has very stable performance in harsh outdoor environments, such as storm, rain, snow, dust etc.

- NETD<30mk, High Sensitivity
- Stable Performance
- Ultra Clear Image Quality & Details
- Easy Integration
- Strong Environmental Adaptability

The PLUG1212 infrared imaging module is widely used in Security Monitoring industry

1. What is infrared thermal imaging?

Infrared thermal imaging is a kind of method which utilizes infrared radiation and thermal energy to gather information about objects. According to the radiation difference between the object and the background environment and the radiation difference of each part of the object itself, the infrared thermal image can show the radiation fluctuation of each part of the scene, thus showing the characteristics of the scene.

2. What is the advantage of infrared thermal imaging?

--- See through total darkness;

--- Identification under camouflage;

--- Long range detection;

--- Heat distribution detection;

--- Non-contact temperature measurement;

--- Occupation awareness

3. What is the applications of infrared thermal imaging?

Temperature measurement and all-weather imaging are two basic functions of infrared thermal imaging technology. Products developed based on these two technologies are widely used in electric power, security & monitoring, industrial manufacturing, scientific research, medical treatment and other traditional fields.