Heavy-duty stainless steel thermal camera for access points and perimeter fences.
The ExSite Enhanced Thermal 2 Series Fixed is encased in heavy-duty stainless steel and is ideal for monitoring targeted areas such as access points and fences, this camera offers precise thermal views to accurately detect a target in most environmental conditions, including fog, darkness and foliage.
Heavy-duty stainless steel housing
Precise thermal detection in fog, darkness and foliage
The ExSite Enhanced Thermal 2 Series Fixed is a thermal imaging camera built for continuous perimeter and access-point surveillance in environments where a conventional camera cannot be relied on. Rather than capturing reflected light, a thermal sensor reads the heat radiating from people, vehicles and machinery. Detection therefore does not depend on scene lighting at all, and the camera produces the same usable image at midnight as it does at midday.
That property is what makes thermal the standard choice for a site boundary. There is no need for perimeter floodlighting, no glare from oncoming headlights, and no blind spell while an illuminator warms up. Smoke, light fog, drizzle and foliage that would obscure a visual camera have far less effect on a thermal image, so a target crossing a fence line stays visible in conditions that would otherwise cost you the detection.
The camera is housed in heavy-duty stainless steel, which is the reason this series appears so often on coastal and industrial sites. Salt-laden air, wash-down regimes and corrosive process atmospheres all shorten the life of painted or plated enclosures; a stainless housing is specified where the camera is expected to stay in service for years without the enclosure becoming the weak point.
It is a fixed camera rather than a pan-tilt-zoom unit, and for boundary work that is a deliberate advantage. The field of view never moves, so the scene the operator sees is the same scene every time and cannot be left pointing the wrong way. A constant field of view is also what video analytics need: tripwire and intrusion-zone rules stay calibrated against a frame that does not change, which keeps false alarms down and makes the camera suitable for unattended, alarm-driven monitoring rather than continuous watching.
Features
Thermal detection, independent of light. Identifies targets by heat signature, so performance is unaffected by darkness, headlight glare or the absence of perimeter lighting.
Sees through obscurants. Holds a usable image through fog, smoke, drizzle and light foliage that would defeat a visual-spectrum camera.
Heavy-duty stainless steel enclosure. Specified for coastal, marine and process environments where corrosion, salt spray and wash-down would degrade a standard housing.
Fixed field of view. A scene that never moves, which keeps analytics rules calibrated and removes the risk of a camera left facing away from the threat.
Built for analytics. Well suited to tripwire and intrusion-zone detection, so the system can raise an alarm rather than rely on an operator watching a wall of monitors.
IP video output. Integrates into a site VMS alongside existing cameras, recorders and access control.
No illumination infrastructure. Removes the cost, power draw and light-pollution objections that come with lighting a perimeter for CCTV.
Applications
This camera is normally specified where a boundary has to be held around the clock and the surrounding conditions are hostile to ordinary equipment.
Oil, gas and petrochemical. Tank farms, process areas and jetties, where lighting a perimeter may be undesirable and the atmosphere is corrosive.
Ports, terminals and marine facilities. Quaysides, dock gates and breakwaters, where salt air is constant and fog is routine.
Airports and aviation. Airside boundary and access-road monitoring along long, unlit stretches of fence.
Power generation and substations. Unmanned compounds relying on alarm-driven detection rather than a permanent guard presence.
Water and wastewater treatment. Wash-down areas and open basins where enclosure corrosion is the usual point of failure.
Industrial estates, warehousing and logistics. Yard perimeters, vehicle gates and loading aprons after hours.
Correctional and government sites. Layered perimeters where thermal provides the detection and visual cameras provide the identification.
In most designs thermal is paired with a visual camera: the thermal channel detects that something has crossed the line, and the visual channel provides the recognisable image needed to decide what to do about it.
Support & Documents
PT Vivo Asia Teknologi Indonesia supplies this camera as part of a designed and commissioned system rather than as a boxed item. Our scope typically covers:
Site survey, camera placement and field-of-view study against your actual boundary.
System design, including transmission, power, and mounting or pole requirements.
Supply, installation, termination and commissioning.
Integration with your VMS, access control and PAGA or alarm systems.
Analytics configuration and tuning to bring false alarms down to a workable level.
Operator and maintainer training, with ongoing maintenance and support.
Optical, electrical and approval details vary by variant and are confirmed against the current manufacturer datasheet at quotation stage. Tell us the boundary length, the detection distance you need and the site conditions, and we will come back with the right variant and a full bill of materials.
Use the enquiry button above for a datasheet, a specification or a project quotation.
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