This solution uses advanced technology to accurately identify the location and motion trail of up to 32 potential radar intruders.

Hikvision Security Radar

Security Radar has been developed by Hikvision to monitor and detect unwanted intrusions in large spaces, exposed to the most adverse weather conditions, where the perimeter environment is too complex to cover in full with video surveillance cameras.

Traditional cameras or motion detectors, such as active infrared sensors or video motion detection devices, have some limitations in identifying the exact location of a potential intruder.

Jiang Feng Zhi, head of Hikvision's alarm division, noted that "we expect Security Radar's ability to accurately detect potential intruders simultaneously, day and night and in any weather condition, bring incredible value to entities of diverse nature around the world".

In addition to its reliability to operate in any weather situation, Security Radar has a wide detection angle of 100o and up to a distance of 60 Meters, to capture with precision intrusions into complex environments such as ports, airports and large open industrial areas.

Hikvision Security Radar uses digital beam forming technology and intelligent analysis algorithms to accurately detect all target movements, in any weather condition, keeping false alarms to a minimum. In addition, IP67 rating ensures hardware is approved for use in harsh weather conditions.

This system can also be connected with up to four Hikvision PTZ dome cameras at once. In this way, not only will an alarm be triggered when an intruder is detected, but video recording will be launched to contribute to the visual verification of the intruder.

Cameras and radar can be installed in different locations, thanks to Hikvision's patented video link solution, that allows users to see, accurately track and record multiple target images simultaneously, in addition to identifying their movements accurately (Run, Walk, crouching and crawling).

Security Radar has multiple scene modes to operate in a wide variety of applications. For example, has a specific mode for areas with lots of vegetation that filters out false alarms that often cause wind or rain gusts on trees or shrubs.

Open area mode is especially suitable for large open spaces, like ports; while custom mode allows users to adjust settings to their security needs.

Added to this is its compatibility with numerous media, like bullet-PTZ, and with PoE to make installation easier by using a single cable for network connection and power supply.


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By • 11 Dec, 2018
• Section: Deep down, Detection, Intrusion