Thermal Radar is a patented platform that rotates a thermal sensor continuously to build a full panoramic view of a site, with onboard analytics that locate people and vehicles on a map rather than simply raising an alarm. It sees heat, not light, so it works the same at midnight as at midday. The company has manufactured in the United States for more than a decade. What one unit covers on your site depends on the terrain, the mounting height and what you need to detect — which is the conversation we would rather have on site than on a spec sheet.
What it is
Thermal Radar in one paragraph.
What we deploy.
Thermal Radar 3-Series and 6-Series
A rotating thermal sensor that watches every direction continuously instead of staring at one. Where mounting points are scarce and the approach is wide open, one unit does the work of a ring of fixed cameras.
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Hydra
Thermal detection paired with a PTZ camera. The sensor keeps scanning while the camera turns to whatever was found, so you get both the wide view and the close look.
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fireSENSE
Early fire detection running on the same unit as intrusion monitoring. On a farm, a plantation or a mine site, that is a second reason to own the hardware.
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Tower Sentry and Mobile Sentry
Solar-powered tower and trailer configurations for sites with no structure to mount on and no power to connect to. Deployed in hours, moved when the operation moves.
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Banshee
Detect, warn and deter in one platform, adding targeted acoustic and visual deterrence for remote sites where response times are long.
Beyond the perimeter, at it, and inside it.
How we use it
Where Thermal Radar fits.
We deploy Thermal Radar where a site has one good high point and a wide, open approach — headgear, silos, towers and lodge roofs. It integrates with compatible VMS and PSIM platforms and feeds into ASOP alongside the rest of the site. Two things we will always tell you honestly: thermal needs line of sight and cannot see through walls or dense bush, and heavy rain and fog will degrade any thermal system. What one unit actually covers on your site depends on terrain, mounting height and what you need to detect, which is a conversation rather than a number.
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