The thermal cameras for the automation are suited for visualising and alarming temperature differences and hot spots for example for scalding and fire detection in waste bunkers and sheds with warehouse and storage, hot spot detectie in production processes, hotmelt control, seal control and various machine vision applications where temperature play a role.
approx. 1 to 2 weeksThe A40 compact thermal smart sensor camera is ideal for users who want built-in, on-camera analytics and alarm capabilities for...
approximately 2 to 4 weeksThe FLIR A50/A70 series with Image streaming configuration are thermal imaging cameras that apply as automation solutions suitable for process optimization and quality assurance. The...
approximately 2 to 4 weeksThe FLIR A50/A70 series with smart sensor configuration are thermal imaging cameras that apply as automation solutions suitable for process optimization and quality assurance. The...
On requestThe FLIR A500f is an advanced thermal imaging camera suitable for built-in temperature analysis and alarm functions in condition monitoring and fire detection in all kinds of outdoor applications....
approximately 2 to 4 weeksThe FLIR A615 is a compact and affordable thermal imaging camera suitable for condition monitoring, fire detection and process control The camera is...
On requestThe FLIR A700f is an advanced thermal imaging camera suitable for built-in temperature analysis and alarm functions in condition monitoring and fire detection in all kinds of outdoor applications....
approximately 2 to 4 weeksThe FLIR Axxx series with image streaming configuration are thermal imaging cameras that count as advanced automation solutions suitable for detecting and...
approximately 2 to 4 weeksThe FLIR Axxx series with smart sensor configuration are thermal imaging cameras that count as advanced automation solutions suitable for detecting and...
Fixed thermography is the use of permanently installed thermal cameras that continuously measure surface temperatures and detect anomalies in real time. The system operates 24/7 and is ideal for process monitoring and early detection of overheating or fire risks.
It is used in industries where temperature is a critical factor, such as power plants, recycling plants, bulk storage, manufacturing environments, data centers and the food industry. It is also used for fire prevention in storage areas and logistics halls.
Early detection of hot spots and risks
Continuous and automatic monitoring without human intervention
Suitable for integration into alarm systems or process automation
Reduces the risk of production loss, damage or fire
Helps comply with safety and insurance regulations
Portable thermography uses a manual thermal camera for inspections at fixed times. Fixed thermography is permanently installed and monitors processes continuously and automatically, allowing abnormalities to be noticed more quickly.
Yes, thermal cameras can be linked to PLCs, SCADA systems or fire alarm systems via protocols such as Modbus, OPC or digital outputs. This allows alarms to be transmitted directly to operators or security systems.
Because the system measures 24/7 and uses automated thresholds, reliability is high. Combined with smart software and AI analysis, the number of error messages can be reduced, signaling only real risks.
