Surveillance Camera Ernitec 0070-09104 Standard Camera

The Bispectral series camera combines thermal and visible imaging technologies to provide real-time scene monitoring in challenging environments. It captures events in any lighting or weather conditions—wind, rain, fog or snow—enabling incident recording, alerting personnel, deterring intruders with sound and light, and collecting detailed data for forensic review. The camera supports dual streams, multiple fields of view and optional electric-focus lenses for flexible installation and remote monitoring.

Advantages

Bi-spectral design delivers both thermal detection and high-resolution visible images from a single unit, improving situational awareness. Deep-learning based analytics provide humanoid and vehicle detection plus behavior analysis (intrusion, single and double line crossing, loitering, wrong-way, enter/leave area, people counting), reducing false alarms. Infrared temperature measurement algorithms enable intelligent detection of smoking, smoke, fire and fire points. The unit also supports sound-light alarms and common I/O interfaces for integration.

Key specifications

• Thermal sensor: Uncooled VOx microbolometer, 256 × 192 resolution
• Thermal lens options: 3.5 mm, 7 mm and 10 mm fixed lenses
• Visible lens options: 4 mm and 8 mm fixed lenses
• Visible sensor: 1/2.7” with 2880 × 1620 resolution
• Analytics: human and vehicle detection; behavior analyses including intrusion, single line crossing, double line crossing, loitering, wrong-way, enter area and leave area, people counting
• Fire and smoke detection: smoker detection, smoke & fire detection, fire point detection
• Temperature measurement: supports spot, line and area rule types
• Alarms and outputs: sound-light alarm, I/O alarm, RS485, built-in SD card slot
• Smart IR range: up to 55 m
• Accessories: 0070-11861 (corner mount), 0070-11813 (back box), 0070-11852 (pole mount)

How to use

Mount the fixed bispectral camera on a suitable structure using the listed accessories as required for your site. Select the appropriate thermal and visible lenses based on the monitoring distance and field of view. Configure dual streams and analytics through the camera interface, set temperature measurement rules (spot, line, or area) if using infrared measurement, and enable sound-light alarm and I/O outputs for local deterrence and integration with alarm systems. Store recordings on the built-in SD card or through a network video recorder for forensic review.

Recommendations

Position the camera to minimize occlusions and ensure a clear line of sight for both thermal and visible sensors. Choose lens options that match coverage needs and configure analytics thresholds to balance detection sensitivity and false-alarm reduction. For fire detection, verify temperature rule placement and test alarms periodically; integrate with external alarm systems when required.