The lens, image sensor, and laser lighting of a long-range camera system protect your surroundings, business, military grounds, and security.
You can find long-range cameras almost everywhere. If you wish to find something that is thousands of miles away, install the surveillance system. The most recent off-the-shelf cameras offer part of the same capability for less money, even if customized cameras work best for very long-range purposes. These inexpensive long-range cameras give you the ability to see someone over four miles away.
Long-Range Camera
It is helpful to start by thinking about a typical telephoto lens in order to comprehend how a long-range lens functions. A telephoto lens also referred to as a long lens, is made with a specific construction that extends its focal length beyond that of the lens itself. These focal lengths typically fall between 85 mm and more than 800 mm.
In the daytime, 2.4 miles away, and even at night, 0.9 kilometers away, long-range cameras can see the behavior of an individual thanks to an infrared-compensated motorized zoom lens.
Image Sensor
Long-range cameras process images in almost any setting on the Airborne Colour Display thanks to 1/2-inch light CCD image sensors that improve both day and night lighting.
Infrared Laser Illumination System
Long-range cameras use a zoom laser IR diode that can provide light at distances in excess of 2.5 miles to function in the darkness.
Perimeter Security
Long-range thermal and infrared cameras are installed in remote locations and facilities that are essential to our nation's security to deter trespassers and terrorists.
These applications consist of:
- Ports
- Airports
- Oil and Gas Pipelines
- Military Sites
- Power Plants
Thermal cameras are also used by the military to find snipers hidden in the rocky terrain in deserts and mountains.
Contact B2KHolding to learn more about long-range cameras.
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