Videotec launches new thermal imaging camera

Videotec’s latest Ulisse Radical thermal PTZ camera has pan-tilt positioning and thermal imaging to detect people and objects even when dark or during inclement weather, extreme temperatures or thick smoke.
December 15, 2015 Read time: 1 min

1950 Videotec’s latest Ulisse Radical thermal PTZ camera has pan-tilt positioning and thermal imaging to detect people and objects even when dark or during inclement weather, extreme temperatures or thick smoke.

Featuring an uncooled microbolometer (VOx) sensor, with a thermal video resolution of up to 640x512 pixels, the user needs only to connect the camera to a power supply and carry out the simple final setup to adapt it to their requirements.

The 35-105 mm lens offers a continuous zoom capacity up to 24 times and the autofocus capability while thermographic functions are used adapt the system to specific installation requirements.

Detection, Monitoring & Machine Vision

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