Thermal cameras
PONTIS EMC IR Thermo Camera
Temperature monitoring in harsh electromagnetic environments.
The PONTIS EMC IRThermo6 observes the temperature of areas and devices in harsh electromagnetic environments, such as automotive test facilities, or where low emission is required, such as EMC test facilities.

Monitoring temperature-critical areas
The camera covers an area of up to 19 x 12 m at a distance of 9.5 m. It is suited to temperature-critical rooms and devices, where overheating can lead to severe damage.
The camera is ONVIF compatible and can be used with standard video management software.
Region of interest
Software sets parameters such as the region of interest.
Temperature thresholds
Detects when the temperature exceeds a predefined threshold.
Alarm output
At the HDCon6IP, a digital output is set when overheating occurs.
Fail-safe output
A fail-safe output is set when the camera fails to operate.
Specifications
Camera
- RF immunity 200 V/m up to 18 GHz
- Wide temperature range: 0 °C to 300 °C at ±2 °C, optional 0 °C to 1000 °C at ±2 °C
- Different lenses to cover the requested area
- Motorised lens for manual focus and autofocus
Integration
- IP camera (ONVIF)
- Connects to the HDCon6
- Can be integrated with existing video management systems
- PC software or the dedicated HDCon6IP controller
- Fail-safe and alarm contacts
Where to next
The PONTIS EMC IR Thermo Camera is part of the WISE Group camera range.
In this area: Scout fixed and crane cameras · Scout IPTC range · All cameras
Related systems: Condition Monitoring · CCTV systems
Also useful: PONTIS EMC partner page · Components and spares · Service and upgrades
Useful to include
- The rooms or devices to monitor
- The area size and distance from the camera
- How alarms should be handled
What happens next
We confirm the coverage and lens.
We define the camera, controller and integration.
You get a scope for supply and support.
Get in touch
Tell us what you need to monitor and we will help you configure the camera.
You can also contact us directly.