Bosch cameras keep an eye on, from the treetops, polish forests of Czarne

Thanks to its 360o swivel support and 290o tilt control, two MIC IP cameras 7000 are all it takes to completely cover the region of 25.000 hectares and detect fires.

Like Earth's lungs, forests play the role of clearing emissions, growing, produced by industry. Once a wildfire starts, response time is vital to controlling it. unfortunately, flames are usually detected only once they have already spread over a large area.

To ensure accurate smoke detection, forestry inspection of the dense wooded area of Poland's Czarne Cz-uchowskie region Bosch so you'll install your modern IP-based cameras, ICM ICs 7000.

Thanks to its 360o swivel support and 290o tilt control, two Bosch MIC IP cameras 7000 are all it takes to completely cover the region of 25.000 hectares of forest and detecting signs of fire. Both cameras display clear images along with precise coordinates.

Once smoke is detected by surveillance personnel, a 30x optical zoom lens allows confirmation of the fire. This ensures an accurate response to a fire, limiting the damage.

The cameras, mounted on special fire masts 60 meters high, provide complete monitoring even in the most extreme weather conditions and, thanks to the sturdy cover, can operate in temperatures as low as -40 C or up to +60 ℃. With a High Dynamic Range (Hdr) of 120 Db, cameras can provide detailed images of both high-luminosity and dark areas.

Strong winds are a particular challenge as they can distort images. That's why the MIC IP camera 7000 Bosch incorporates an image stabilization algorithm that ensures reliable images and is designed to withstand high-impact or low-frequency continuous vibrations.

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