Pelco Inc. ESCE1-2X40V24-RLU Ptz Camera 2MP 40x Thermal

Product Description

The PELCO INC. ESCE1-2X40V24-RLU is a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) thermal imaging camera designed for professional surveillance and security applications. It combines a 2-megapixel visible sensor with a 40x optical zoom and a VGA-resolution thermal imaging module fitted with a 24mm lens. This unit belongs to the IP thermal camera category, meaning it transmits video and control data over a standard network infrastructure. Installation and commissioning are typically handled by licensed security integrators, low-voltage technicians, or surveillance system specialists working on perimeter protection, critical infrastructure, or industrial monitoring projects.

This camera is suited for demanding outdoor and indoor IP-based surveillance deployments where both visible and thermal detection are required simultaneously. The dual-sensor configuration allows operators to detect heat signatures in low-light or zero-light conditions while the PTZ visible channel provides optical detail during follow-up inspection. Typical applications include perimeter security, border monitoring, port and facility protection, and industrial site surveillance. The unit is sold individually (each) and is categorized under IP Thermal systems by the distributor.

Key Features

• 40x optical zoom PTZ visible camera for long-range optical detail
• VGA-resolution thermal imaging sensor for heat-signature detection in all lighting conditions
• 24mm thermal lens focal length for defined field of view
• 2-megapixel visible imaging sensor
• IP-based architecture for network video integration
• Single-unit packaging (sold individually)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM IP thermal PTZ camera for integration into professional network video surveillance systems. No specific compatible recorder models or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera commissioning and network configuration. Power down all related network equipment and confirm proper cable routing before mounting. Follow local building codes and the NEC for low-voltage wiring practices. Do not expose connectors to moisture during installation and ensure the mounting surface is rated to support the unit weight.