Many property owners in Australia rely on CCTVs for monitoring their properties. Others prefer using the standard burglar alarm systems for keeping their homes secure. However, relying on these devices alone will not help you protect your property. You will need to use cameras that can work in the night. Or, to paraphrase this better, you will require cameras that can function in all weather conditions. In particular, you will need cameras that can operate even in zero visibility conditions. Even the best night vision cameras cannot provide this functionality. This is why many property owners have come to rely on infrared thermal imaging cameras these days. 

Thermal cameras make for ideal intruder detectors. They can see over large distances. This is essential if you want the best perimeter security for your property. In addition, they feature the ability to overlook or ignore all the lighting problems that typically generate false alarms for visible cameras. Previously, these cameras only came into use for military purposes. Technological advancements have brought about a significant reduction in thermal image costs. At the same time, they have enhanced the functionality and features that thermal cameras typically offer. As a result, the thermal cameras available in the markets nowadays are ideal for enhancing your perimeter security.

Conventional thermal cameras do not cover large areas. Thus, you’ll need to install more of these cameras around the property. The higher the number of cameras that you install, the more you’ll need to pay for powering these cameras, the poles on which they stand and communication. High-resolution thermal cameras offer an increased amount of pixels. As such, they can cover larger expanses of land with minimal fuss. This is why the use of high-resolution thermal cameras has become quite popular these days. 

With fewer high-resolution cameras, you’ll be able to monitor your property perfectly. More importantly, these thermal cameras can reduce the noise that arises because of the environmental conditions. This makes it easier for Video Content Analysis (VCA) analysis to detect and track targets of interest. This minimises false alarms as well. In addition, these thermal cameras come with features that enable them to automatically steer and zoom on to the detected targets in real time. As a result, your security personnel would easily be able classify the alarm accurately. By themselves, thermal cameras will be able to work in poor visibility conditions. When combined with VCA, they will increase intruder detection rates and deliver highly accurate results. Some of the latest high-resolution thermal cameras offer great internet connectivity too. Thus, you will easily be able to view the output of your thermal camera on your Android smartphone.