Sensors
The term ‘sensors’ when used in low-light covert surveillance, can denote many technologies, that being
- Night Vision (image intensification)
- Thermal Imaging (heat detection)
- Miniature (concealable)
Night Vision refers to a sensor that utilises an Image Intensifier (Tube) to magnify the available ambient light into a ‘workable’ image. The Image Intensifier is incorporated into the camera/sensor focal plane to
provide high resolution low-light imaging.
Thermal Imaging refers to cameras/sensors that utilise a Thermal Detector as the image gathering device. The Thermal sensor detects the ‘heat signature’ of the target.
Night Vision & Thermal Imaging sensors each have their benefits & drawbacks
- Night Vision will provide an image that will identify features of persons & objects, however requires some ambient light to magnify.
- Thermal Imaging will operate in zero light conditions, however, unlike Night Vision, won’t provide detailed images.
Kit such as the ( DANOS) Day & Night Observation System
incorporates Image Fusion technology, which fuses both the Night Vision & Thermal Imaging images together as an overlay, providing the operator with the benefits of both technologies.
For more information on our Night Vision, Thermal Imaging, low-light & covert sensors, please see below.
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DAY & NIGHT OBSERVATION SYSTEM (DANOS) INCORPORATING IMAGE FUSION
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L3C216 24/7 Shadowed Overcast Starlight Camera | CCTV Sensors
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Mini DANOS - Day & Night Observation System
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Mini TIU Thermal CCTV Camera
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Miniature High Resolution Colour CCTV Camera
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TIU 2 Thermal Imaging Camera
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TRICAM 1500 Triple Sensor Camera
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