Hanwha Vision TNM-C2712TDR Bi-spectrum Ptz Camera

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US TNM-C2712TDR is a bi-spectrum network camera engineered for early fire detection in IP-based video surveillance systems. It combines thermal and optical imaging into a single PTZ housing, allowing security integrators and fire safety technicians to identify heat signatures and visible flame indicators before a fire event escalates. The dual-spectrum design gives operators both thermal anomaly detection and high-resolution optical coverage from one installed unit, reducing the number of devices required on a site. This camera is installed and commissioned by licensed security integrators, fire alarm technicians, or AHJ-approved contractors familiar with IP camera infrastructure and fire detection protocols.

The TNM-C2712TDR is suited for large-area early fire detection applications including warehouses, logistics facilities, industrial plants, power generation sites, and outdoor perimeters where conventional smoke or heat detectors offer insufficient coverage. Its PTZ capability allows the camera to track and confirm thermal events across wide fields of view. The bi-spectrum sensor pairing enables automated alarm triggering based on thermal thresholds, supporting integration into video management systems and fire response workflows.

Key Features

• Bi-spectrum design combines thermal and optical imaging in one PTZ unit
• Early fire detection capability identifies heat anomalies before visible flame develops
• PTZ functionality provides wide-area coverage and automated event tracking
• Network-based architecture supports integration with IP video management systems
• Single-unit deployment reduces installation hardware compared to separate thermal and optical camera pairs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network PTZ camera for integration into IP-based video surveillance and fire detection systems supporting standard network camera protocols.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified fire detection technician familiar with IP PTZ camera mounting and network configuration. Power down and isolate all relevant network infrastructure before making wiring connections. Reference applicable local fire codes and NFPA standards when integrating with fire detection or alarm systems. Follow the manufacturer datasheet for mounting orientation, network setup, and thermal calibration procedures.