TQ50CR 2.0
Thunder 2.0 TQ50 Thermal Scope, 640 × 512
- 640 × 512 thermal sensor, 12 µm
- Detection range 2,600 m
- NETD 20 mK, F1.0 lens
- IP67, 10 hours on battery
TQ50CR 2.0
Thunder 2.0 TQ50 Thermal Scope, 640 × 512
- 640 × 512 thermal sensor, 12 µm
- Detection range 2,600 m
- NETD 20 mK, F1.0 lens
- IP67, 10 hours on battery
Key specs
- Thermal scope, 640 × 512 sensor, 12 µm pixel
- Thermal sensitivity NETD 20 mK
- Detection range 2,600 m (8,500 ft)
- Maximum aperture F1.0; field of view 8.78° × 7.03°
- 0.39-inch display; exit pupil 6 mm; eye relief 45 mm; dioptre -5 to +5
- Lithium battery, up to 10 hours
- IP67
Know before you buy
Quick answers about the TQ50CR 2.0, and how it compares.
What does a thermal camera see?
A thermal camera sees heat, not light. It shows people, vehicles and hot spots in full darkness and through smoke or light fog, and headlights do not blind it. Models with temperature measurement raise an alarm when something gets too hot, for early fire warning. Thermal pictures do not show faces or number plates.
Can I buy this online?
Hikvision security products are installed products, so we start with a free pre-sales consultation: our engineers suggest the right model and everything that goes with it for your site and send a quote. Use Request a Quote on this page, contact us or WhatsApp +92 300 ESCO 301. Offices in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. 1 year carry-in warranty.
What does a thermal camera see that a normal camera cannot?
A thermal camera images heat, not light. It shows people, vehicles and hot spots in total darkness, through smoke, dust and light fog, and is not fooled by headlights or glare, so it suits perimeters, long open areas and fire or overheating detection. It does not read faces or number plates; for identification you pair it with a normal camera, which is what the bi-spectrum models do in one body.