Global surveillance technology expert, Synectics, is to showcase its new range of thermal imaging camera stations at a trade show in Abu Dhabi. Designed to be lightweight and durable, the compact COEX C2000-FT and C2000-VT camera stations unite the very latest thermal imaging technology with high grade, corrosion resistant, 316L stainless steel construction.
Global surveillance technology expert, Synectics, is to showcase its new range of thermal imaging camera stations at a trade show in Abu Dhabi.
Designed to be lightweight and durable, the compact COEX C2000-FT and C2000-VT camera stations unite the very latest thermal imaging technology with high grade, corrosion resistant, 316L stainless steel construction.
The cameras, which have already been ordered for use on Phase 2 of the Abu Dhabi Inter Refineries Pipeline (IRP), are specifically designed to offer constant visual monitoring in no or low light scenarios, on land or at sea. They can be used for anything from monitoring flare status, confirming leaks of specific gases, and checking tank fill levels, through to standard surveillance applications.
The COEX C2000-VT camera stations, with continuous rotation pan and tilt capabilities and continuous zoom, feature a virtually indestructible gearbox with backlash eliminating technology to ensure smooth speed controls, while the super lightweight (5kg) C2000-FT camera stations offer the benefit of high definition fixed thermal imaging.
Graham Ashley, Middle East business development manager for Synectics, said: “ADIPEC is an important show for Synectics - our Middle Eastern order book stands at approximately 50% of the division's global turnover and we are the leading supplier of security solutions in the region. That's why it's so important that we continue to use the exhibition as a chance to highlight new innovations - in this case the COEX C2000-FT and C2000-VT thermal imaging camera stations.
Both COEX C2000-FT and C2000-VT camera stations benefit from low voltage operation, and their thermal imaging capabilities can be set to colourisation mode to identify different temperatures, and can operate under extreme conditions from ice and smoke to total darkness.
They are designed to function at temperatures ranging from -45°C to +60°C, and are fully compatible with a range of control systems and transmission methods, including IP and Fibre Optics.