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Our high-definition thermal optics and low-light imaging solutions are designed to provide you with accurate critical information, whether you’re searching for evidence, responding to an urgent incident, or identifying a suspect. We understand the importance of reliable protection in confronting unpredictable situations every single day.
Enhancing Night Patrols with Thermal Imaging
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In an era where technological sophistication is paramount, law enforcement agencies require more than just basic night vision. SPI Corp’s thermal imaging products offer an advanced suite of features that go beyond merely detecting heat signatures in low light conditions.
M1-D Thermal
One such cutting-edge product is the M1-D UAV Thermal Camera PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) for Drones. This all-weather gimbal-mounted camera is not just for heat detection; it is an invaluable asset for aerial surveillance, combining high-resolution thermal imaging with PTZ capabilities.
Elite Control
This combination allows for dynamic control over the camera’s focus, enabling law enforcement officers to perform detailed inspections and assessments from the air during night patrols. Additionally, the M1-D’s compatibility with drones makes it extremely versatile, allowing for rapid deployment in both urban and rugged terrains.
M1-D Thermal Pan-Tilt Camera FLIR Demonstration
Drug Enforcement
For drug enforcement, SPI Corp’s M5, M7, M9, and M11 series of long-range thermal imaging cameras can be invaluable assets. These cameras, equipped with advanced features and technologies, enhance the ability of law enforcement agencies to monitor and intercept drug trafficking activities.
M5 Series
Precision Monitoring of Suspected Vehicles
SPI Corp’s M5, M7, M9, and M11 series of thermal imaging cameras offer specialized capabilities for drug enforcement. The M5 series excels in precision monitoring of vehicles with high-resolution imaging. The M7 series, with ultra long-range and PTZ capabilities, is ideal for observing extensive drug trafficking routes. The M9 series can be aerially mounted for rapid large-area scanning and detecting unusual activities, while the M11 series, optimized for maritime applications, is adept at monitoring waterways and detecting vessels involved in drug smuggling. Together, these cameras provide a comprehensive suite for land, aerial, and maritime drug enforcement operations.
M7 Series
Ultra Long-Range Surveillance of Trafficking Routes
M9 Series
Aerial Surveillance and Rapid Deployment
M11 Series
Maritime Drug Enforcement
Tactical Advantage On Your Weapon
For officers on foot patrol, we offer handheld thermal imaging devices that are both powerful and portable. The HTMI v2.0 Mini Thermal Monocular is one such device, which can be used as a handheld, weapons mounted, or goggle FLIR (Forward Looking Infrared) thermal monocular scope. This versatility allows officers to adapt the device according to the requirements of their patrol or operation.
Uses of Thermal Technology in Policing
Thermal cameras enable officers to conduct surveillance and patrols effectively at night by detecting heat signatures of individuals, vehicles, or objects, even in complete darkness or obscured environments.
Thermal imaging is vital in search and rescue missions, especially during nighttime or in adverse weather conditions. It helps in locating missing persons or accident victims by detecting their body heat.
Thermal cameras are used to secure the perimeters of sensitive buildings or areas. They can detect any unauthorized intruders or activities by identifying the heat signatures of individuals attempting to breach security.
During hostage or barricade situations, thermal imaging can provide critical information about the number and location of individuals inside a building, assisting in tactical planning.
Law enforcement agencies use aerial thermal imaging to detect illegal crops or indoor growing operations, as these often generate unusual heat patterns.
Thermal imaging can help in collecting evidence at crime scenes. For example, it can detect recently discarded objects that may still be warm or reveal hidden compartments in vehicles due to differences in temperature.
Thermal cameras are used for monitoring traffic and managing incidents. They can detect overheated engines, identify vehicles involved in hit-and-run incidents, or monitor traffic flow.
For coastal or maritime law enforcement agencies, thermal imaging is used to monitor large stretches of water for illegal activities, such as smuggling or unauthorized fishing, as well as for search and rescue operations at sea.
During large public events, thermal cameras can be used to monitor crowd density and movements, enabling the police to detect and respond to any potential disturbances or emergencies.
Thermal cameras allow officers to quickly identify the source of a fire, monitor its spread,and ensure that it has been fully extinguished. This is particularly useful in large-scale fires or in situations where visibility is poor due to smoke.
Especially relevant in times of pandemics, thermal cameras can be used to scan crowds or individuals for elevated body temperatures, which may indicate illness.