Redvision CCTV has announced the launch of the X4 Commander Bi-spectral, designed specifically for critical infrastructure.
X4 Commander Bi-spectral
According to the company, this camera combines thermal and optical imagery in a single rugged PTZ, essential for critical infrastructure sectors including border control, utilities, airports and ports as well as marine applications.
The thermal side can detect heat signatures multiple kilometres away and offers lens options from 9-50mm.
This range provides flexibility to suit different operational needs from wide area monitoring to long-range target detection.
The 12μm pixel pitch and ≤20mK thermal sensitivity ensure accurate heat detection through darkness, fog, smoke and camouflage, Redvision added.
The optical side will identify targets up to five hundred meters away in complete darkness, with a 40x optical zoom, built in IR and white light.
Together this provides operators situational awareness across expansive, hard-to-monitor sites.
The company highlighted that the camera has been designed and manufactured to survive the harshest environments including coastal and offshore locations, the X4 Commander Bi-spectral is pre-treated, powder coated, marine grade aluminium and has undergone a BS EN ISO 9227:2022 1000 Hours Salt Spray test.
“Reliable performance, day and night”
Will Hucker, Engineering Director, Redvision commented: “The X4 Commander Bi-Spectral camera has been engineered to deliver exceptional long-range detection and protection in the harshest environments.
“Its rugged, built-to-last construction reflects the durability and resilience that have become synonymous with the Redvision brand.
“By combining advanced thermal and visible imaging, we’ve created a solution that provides reliable performance, day and night, wherever security is critical,” Hucker concluded.
