Thermal Imaging Cameras
Focus 2000 Infrared Ltd. are thermal imaging specialists.
We offer a wide range of thermal imaging cameras including Fire Prevention, Radiometric, Automotive and Security cameras.
However, our main service is based around the planning, installation and implementation of your chosen cameras.
One of our most popular cameras is the Fire Guardian which utilises state-of-the-art thermal cameras from COX that are sensitive to infrared energy, temperature changes less than 0.5°C can be detected, thus enabling early warning of any potential over heating or fire risk.
This means that a problem can be highlighted even BEFORE there is smoke.
Our Thermal Imaging Experts will work with your team as a consultant on your projects to ensure that your client gets the solution they require.
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Focus 2000 Infrared provide advanced fire prevention and security systems using the latest and most viable thermal imaging solutions – from a single camera to a fully designed bespoke system.
Thermal Imaging Cameras offer major advantages over more traditional methods; for fire prevention it monitors heat ranges so that potential fires are identified well before any risk; it operates remotely and can raise an alarm when a temperature threshold is reached.
For security applications, it operates 24/7 even in poor visibility and can be used remotely and in covert situations, no illumination of the area under surveillance is required.
With our own in-house design and development team, Focus are well placed to advise on the most viable technology and systems to meet your applications within Fire Prevention and/or Security requirements.
Maintenance is key to any successful system. Ensure yours is operating at its optimum level with and annual service and calibration check.
In addition, we can also provide camera hire for evaluation purposes, hire for project use, plus full training and support services. We also offer specialist thermal surveys.

Fever Scanners
Another of our thermal imaging cameras are fever scanners. These are commonly used to monitor crowds in the following locations: