DLD-TS — Dual-spectrum fixed camera: thermal and Full HD visible

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

IR-DLD-TS

Image: Dual-spectrum bullet camera with a white housing: thermal lens, visible-light lens and illuminators on the front.

Thermal imaging cameras

DLD-TS

Dual-spectrum fixed camera: thermal and Full HD visible

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

Product overview

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.

Image: Dual-spectrum camera: thermal detector and visible optics with IR fill light. Dual-spectrum bullet camera with a white housing: thermal lens, visible-light lens and illuminators on the front.

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 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

Thermal detector	640 × 512, 384 × 288 or 256 × 192
Visible camera	1920 × 1080
Fill light	Near-infrared, 30 m range
Image modes	Picture-in-picture, dual-light fusion and other display modes
Measurement modes	10 real-time moving points, 10 areas and 3 lines (max/min/average); irregular-shape drawing
Temperature output	Modbus RTU/TCP
Alarms	1 hardware alarm input and 1 output; alarm light and buzzer connection
Video integration	ONVIF Profile-S/G compatible
Power supply	POE (Power over Ethernet)
Protection	IP66 outdoor enclosure with lightning and surge protection