3xLogic VX-VT-35

Resolution: Thermal cameras are typically specified in terms of thermal resolution, measured in pixels (e.g., 320×240 pixels or higher). Higher resolutions provide more detailed thermal images.
Lens: Fixed 4mm lens for a specific field of view.
Temperature Range: The camera may have a specified temperature range for effective heat detection.
Network Connectivity: Some models may be IP-based, allowing for network connectivity and remote monitoring.
Weather Resistance: Often designed with weatherproof or IP-rated housing for outdoor use.
Mounting: Typically mounted using a bracket or mount suitable for bullet-style cameras.

Thermal Imaging: The camera typically uses thermal imaging technology to detect and capture heat signatures. It does not rely on visible light, making it effective in low-light or no-light conditions.
Fixed Lens: The camera often comes with a fixed lens, in this case, a fixed 4mm lens. This lens configuration determines the field of view and distance at which objects can be detected.
Indoor and Outdoor Use: The camera is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations and is often built with weatherproof housing to withstand environmental conditions.
Day/Night Functionality: Some models may have day/night functionality, which allows them to capture thermal images 24/7.
Thermal Analytics: Some cameras include thermal analytics features for detecting unusual heat patterns, which can be useful for security purposes.
Multiple Outputs: The camera may offer multiple output options, such as analog, IP, or both, for flexible integration with different surveillance systems.

3xLogic Infinias VX-VT-35 35D In/Out Thermal Bullet Cam Fixed 4mm