Pelco Inc. ESCE1-2X40V9-RLU-1 Ptz Hd Thermal Camera

Product Description

The PELCO INC. ESCE1-2X40V9-RLU-1 is a pan-tilt-zoom thermal imaging camera designed for high-definition surveillance applications. It combines a 40x optical zoom with a VGA-resolution thermal sensor and an 8.7mm lens, delivering detailed thermal imaging across wide fields of view. This unit is built for perimeter security, critical infrastructure monitoring, and long-range detection scenarios where visible-light cameras fall short. Installation is typically performed by licensed security integrators or low-voltage technicians familiar with IP-based camera systems and PTZ control protocols.

This camera is suited for demanding outdoor and indoor installations where continuous thermal monitoring is required. Typical deployments include perimeter protection for commercial and industrial facilities, border surveillance, and campus security systems. The HD-quality imaging combined with thermal detection capability makes it effective in low-visibility conditions including darkness, smoke, and fog. The PTZ mechanism allows operators to pan, tilt, and zoom remotely for active scene monitoring.

Key Features

• 40x optical zoom for long-range target identification
• VGA thermal sensor resolution for detailed heat-signature imaging
• 8.7mm thermal lens optimized for mid-to-long range detection
• Pan-tilt-zoom mechanics for full-scene coverage and remote repositioning
• HD-class imaging output suitable for professional security deployments

Compatibility

Designed for integration into professional PTZ camera systems and video management platforms that support standard PTZ control protocols. Consult the manufacturer datasheet for specific controller and VMS compatibility requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with PTZ camera mounting, network configuration, and applicable local codes. Power down all related control equipment before making wiring connections. Follow the manufacturer wiring diagram for PTZ control and power input connections. Verify mounting hardware torque and bracket compatibility with the installation surface prior to commissioning.