AMPERIS IR-DLD-TS Dual-Spectrum Thermal Camera

Thermal and visible fused on screen, with night vision up to 30 m

Thermal imaging cameras DLD-TS Dual-spectrum fixed camera: thermal and Full HD visible

DLD-TS

Two sensors in one enclosure: radiometric thermal imaging plus Full HD visible video, day and night.

Two spectra, one diagnosis

The IR-DLD-TS combines a thermal detector (640 × 512, 384 × 288 or 256 × 192) with a 1920 × 1080 visible camera. Picture-in-picture and dual-light fusion modes overlay both sources, which markedly improves temperature-measurement performance and simplifies target identification.

It also watches at night

A near-infrared fill light reaches 30 m, keeping the visible channel useful in complete darkness; alarm light and buzzer connections warn on site when a threshold is exceeded.

Main features

• 10 real-time moving points, 10 areas and 3 measurement lines with irregular shapes.
• Temperature output over Modbus RTU/TCP.
• One hardware alarm input and one output, plus light and buzzer.
• ONVIF Profile-S/G compatibility and POE power supply.

• IP66 outdoor enclosure with lightning and surge protection.

Applications and integration

Applications

• Continuous thermal monitoring of substation equipment and switchgear.
• Perimeter and process surveillance requiring visual identification.
• Fire prevention in warehouses and outdoor installations.

Integration

Temperature readings flow to PLC and SCADA systems over Modbus RTU/TCP, and both video channels join ONVIF-compatible management platforms; POE keeps the installation 2 down to a single Ethernet cable.

Field documentation

Fused imaging pinpoints which component heats up: the visible channel confirms the exact equipment while the thermal channel quantifies the anomaly.

DLD-TS — TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS