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[NEWS] Enhancing Wildfire Prevention and Early Suppression with Advanced Thermal Cameras
- DATE 2025. 04. 09
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With large-scale wildfires becoming more frequent worldwide, the importance of early detection and rapid suppression has never been greater. Thermal imaging technology plays a crucial role in identifying potential fire hazards that are invisible to the human eye, allowing for proactive wildfire prevention and swift response. TPV-IAHDR Series and TPV-IAHW Series thermal cameras, designed to provide cutting-edge wildfire detection and response solutions.
TPV-IAHDR Series: High-Performance Thermal and Zoom Camera
The TPV-IAHDR Series is equipped with a 1280x720 resolution uncooled thermal camera offering high sensitivity (NETD <55mk) and the capability to detect temperatures of up to 350°C. This system also integrates a Full HD color camera with 36x optical zoom, enabling simultaneous monitoring in both visible and infrared spectrums.
Additionally, the built-in laser illuminator (with a 200m detection range) ensures effective night surveillance. With automatic and manual temperature calibration, the system adapts to environmental changes for precise detection. Designed for large-scale forest monitoring, the IAHDR Series provides an advanced solution for wildfire prevention.
TPV-IAHW Series: Lightweight and High-Sensitivity Thermal Camera
For mobile and drone-based applications, the TPV-IAHW Series offers a lightweight yet powerful solution with 1280x720 resolution and NETD <55mk sensitivity. Supporting temperature detection from -20°C to 350°C, this camera can identify even subtle heat variations.
This product is primarily integrated into drones and mobile surveillance equipment for wildfire detection. It supports various color palettes and Automatic Gain Control (AGC) mode, allowing it to adapt flexibly to real-time environmental changes.
Optimal Solution for Wildfire Detection and Prevention
Both models support H.265 and H.264 compression, enabling real-time streaming over networks. They can be remotely monitored and controlled via a web viewer and software. The TPV-IAHW Series is designed for fixed surveillance, while the TPV-IAHDR Series is ideal for mobile deployment, allowing for the creation of effective wildfire monitoring systems in various environments.
As climate change increases the risk of wildfires, early detection using advanced thermal imaging technology is expected to play a crucial role in preventing large-scale disasters.