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At this year’s IFSEC exhibition in London, UK, FLIR Systems will be showcasing its popular, industry-leading FC-Series thermal cameras with onboard video analytics. With this addition, the FC-Series S now offers a fully integrated intrusion detection solution.

The FC-Series S includes extremely affordable, network-ready fixed mount cameras that let you see intruders and other threats to your facility clearly in total darkness and in bad weather. The cameras now come with on-board video analytics that are capable of classifying human or vehicle intrusions. The new FC-Series S provide reliable detection results and flexible alarming options, including email, digital outputs or VMS alarms.

FLIR’s FC-Series S is fully enabled for control and operation over digital and analog networks and is available in high-resolution 640 × 480, and 320 × 240 formats. Because FLIR understands that you need cameras for the real world, FC-Series S cameras are qualified beyond industry standards for survivability, and are backed by FLIR’s 3-year system warranty and 10-year detector warranty.

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