Uniview thermal and visual bullet 7mm mic/spk/strobe

Thermal and optical monitoring in one camera

The camera has both an optical 4MP camera module and a thermal camera module.

The optical part shows the area like a normal surveillance camera, while the thermal part detects temperature differences in the image.

This gives you two different types of information in one solution, which is especially useful for fire monitoring, technical installations, storage areas, production environments and perimeter surveillance.

Wider field of view for shorter distances

This model has a 4 mm optical lens and a 3.2 mm thermal lens.

That gives a wider field of view than models with a longer lens, so the camera is well suited for areas where you want more overview closer to the camera.

For example, it can be courtyards, storage yards, waste areas, plant rooms, smaller production areas or outdoor zones where the camera should cover a wider area.

Temperature measurement and monitoring of heat development

The thermal sensor can measure temperatures and detect heat development in selected areas.

The camera can operate with temperature ranges from -20°C to 150°C or from 100°C to 550°C depending on the setup.

That makes the camera suitable for monitoring areas where abnormal heat can be a sign of fault, overload or an incipient fire.

Automatic fire detection

The camera supports automatic fire detection via the thermal sensor.

If the camera detects a temperature rise that exceeds the chosen limits, it can trigger an alarm, activate a relay output or send events onward to the system.

It can provide earlier warning than ordinary cameras, because it reacts to heat and not only visible flames.

Detection of hot and cold areas

The camera can automatically highlight hot and cold areas in the image.

That makes it easier to see where the temperature deviates from normal.

The feature can be used for both fire prevention and technical monitoring when you want an overview of abnormal heat development.

Smoke detection as an extra check

The optical camera module supports smoke detection.

It can be used as an extra check in possible fire events where both heat development and visible smoke are part of the assessment.

It can provide a more accurate assessment of the event and reduce the risk of irrelevant alarms.

Intelligent analysis of people and vehicles

The camera supports intelligent analytics on both the thermal and optical channels.

You can set rules such as line crossing, intrusion, entry to area and exit from area.

The camera can distinguish between people and vehicles, so you get more relevant events and fewer unnecessary detections.

Thermal detection in darkness and difficult conditions

The thermal sensor is not dependent on visible light.

That means the camera can detect hot objects, people and vehicles in darkness, smoke, fog or other difficult conditions.

It makes thermal surveillance relevant in areas where ordinary cameras may struggle to provide a usable image.

Built-in audio and warning lights

The camera has a built-in microphone, speaker and red/blue warning lights.

That means the camera can not only detect an event, but also respond with visible and audible alarms.

This can be useful for fire alarms, perimeter incidents or other situations where you want a clear local reaction.

Alarm input and output

The camera has 2 alarm inputs and 2 alarm outputs.

That makes it possible to connect the camera to external systems such as sensors, alarms, relays, sirens or other controls.

The camera can both receive signals from other devices and send signals onward when an event is detected.

Can be used with or without a recorder

The camera supports microSD cards up to 512 GB and can therefore store recordings directly in the camera.

However, we generally recommend using a recorder with the camera. A recorder provides longer storage time, centralized management of multiple cameras and easier searching in recordings.

An SD card can also be used as extra backup if the connection to the recorder is temporarily interrupted.

PoE makes installation easier

The camera supports PoE, which means power and data can be sent through the same network cable.

That reduces the need for a separate power supply at the camera and makes installation simpler.

Outdoor use all year round

The camera is IP67 rated and protected against dust, rain and moisture.

It can be used in temperatures from -40°C to 70°C, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations in demanding environments.

Accessories and mounting

Under the accessories tab on the product page you can see junction boxes, pole mounts and cable glands that fit the camera.

Technical key points

• Bi-spectrum camera with thermal and optical sensors
• 4MP optical camera, 2688 × 1520
• Thermal resolution 256 × 192
• 4 mm optical lens
• 3.2 mm thermal lens
• Optical field of view 74.9°
• Thermal field of view 58.0°
• IR range up to 40 meters
• Temperature measurement from -20°C to 550°C
• Temperature accuracy ±8°C or ±8%
• Fire detection up to 13 meters for a 0.1 × 0.1 m fire source
• Temperature detection up to 8 meters for a 0.1 × 0.1 m area
• Thermal person detection up to 30 meters
• Thermal vehicle detection up to 60 meters
• Smoke detection
• Person and vehicle classification
• Built-in microphone and speaker
• Built-in red and blue warning lights
• Alarm 2 in / 2 out
• Audio 1 in / 1 out
• RS485 interface
• MicroSD up to 512 GB
• Ultra 265, H.265, H.264 and MJPEG
• PoE, IEEE 802.3af
• IP67 rated
• Operating temperature from -40°C to 70°C
• Max. power consumption 12W

Power over Ethernet

Do like the professionals. POE means that only one cable is needed for the camera. The camera gets power through the network cable, typically from a recorder with built-in PoE, or from a POE switch.

ONVIF full member

Univiews cameras and recorders support the ONVIF protocol. This means that they can be mixed with equipment from other brands as long as they also support ONVIF.

Alarm in/out

Start shooting when the alarm goes or a door is opened - and use the image analyzes to control your Philips Hue or open a port.
Alarm in and out allows you to connect cameras and recorders to other equipment.

ANR

Avoid losing recordings with AutomaticNetwork R eplenishment.
If there are network problems, the camera stores the recordings on an SD- card - and then sends them to the recorder when the connection is stable again.

Smart Intrusion Prevention

The camera is constantly analyzing the image and spots people and vehicles in the area you set the camera to protect.