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- Uncooled VOx Microbolometer
- Frame Rate: NTSC: 30 Hz - PAL: 25 Hz / 8.3 Hz
- Array: 640 x 480
- FoV: 10°(H) × 8.2°(V)
- 60mm Lens
- Pixel Pitch: 17µm
- Focal Length: f/1.25
- Best-in-class perimeter protection
- Integrates with analytics
- Industry-Leading image quality
- High Performance Lens
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FLIR FC-610 O
Thermal Security Camera
The Elara™ FC-610 O thermal security camera is one of FLIR’s premium thermal security cameras for perimeter protection. The Elara FC-Series O integrates with external video analytics devices, such as FLIR’s TRK or third party solutions, to classify human or vehicular intrusions. The Elara FC-Series O also offers a wide range of high-performance lenses, with a choice of resolutions, offering greater flexibility for tailoring security systems to specific site conditions.
INTEGRATES WITH ANALYTICS
The FC-Series O is an ideal camera for integrating with external video analytics systems.
- Fully integrated and certified to work with third party video management systems.
- Supports open standard, ONVIF-compliant.
- Advanced integration features, such as thermal configuration and alarm management, with FLIR’s United VMS.
INDUSTRY-LEADING IMAGE QUALITY
The Elara FC-Series O produces superior thermal image quality in low-contrast conditions using custom AGCs and Dynamic Detail Enhancement (DDE).
- Superior image quality in extreme environments.
- Custom AGCs provide unmatched image contrast.
- Digital Detail Enhancement (DDE) produces sharp edges that improve performance of analytics.
HIGH-PERFORMANCE LENSES
Choose from a wide range of high-performance lenses for optimal detection ranges in all conditions.
- Choose from 17 high performance lenses suitable for any perimeter or open area, including QVGA from 4° to 69° fields of view and VGA from 8° to 90° fields of view.
- High-performance optics deliver crisp, clean thermal video.
- High analytic ranges reduce number of cameras and total cost of ownership (TCO).
