Turret Bi-spectrum Network Camera Hikvision HM-TD1228-3/G1/T3A 12MP thermal & optical, 30 m range

The Turret Bi-spectrum Network Camera Hikvision HM-TD1228-3/G1/T3A 12MP thermal & optical, 30 m range combines a 12MP optical sensor with an integrated thermal detector in a compact turret form factor. Designed for networked video surveillance, the unit captures high-resolution visible images alongside thermal imaging to detect heat sources and moving objects at distances up to 30 metres. The camera supports remote deployment and can be integrated into IP security systems for perimeter monitoring, low-light scenes and situations with partial obstruction or smoke.

Advantages

This bi-spectrum camera delivers both detailed optical footage and temperature-contrast thermal data in a single housing, reducing the need for multiple devices. The 12MP optical sensor provides crisp visible imagery for identification and recording, while the thermal channel enhances detection in darkness, fog or foliage. Network connectivity enables centralized monitoring and remote configuration, and the turret design simplifies installation on walls or poles.

Suitable for

• Perimeter and fence-line surveillance of industrial or commercial sites
• Low-light and nighttime monitoring where visible light is limited
• Detection through smoke, light fog, or partial visual obstruction
• Integration into IP-based security systems and remote monitoring setups

Key specifications

• Optical sensor resolution: 12 megapixels for high-detail visible imagery
• Thermal detector: integrated thermal imaging for heat-source detection
• Detection range: thermal detection capability up to 30 metres
• Form factor: turret-style housing suitable for wall or pole mounting
• Network connectivity: IP network support for remote access and integration

How to use

Mount the camera on a stable surface or pole at a location that provides a clear field of view for the area to be monitored. Connect the device to the IP network and configure it via the provided management software or compatible video management system. Adjust optical zoom and focus for visible-image requirements and configure thermal sensitivity and detection zones to match site conditions. Test both optical and thermal channels to verify alignment and detection performance before regular operation.

Recommendations

Position the camera to cover likely intrusion paths and avoid direct exposure to strong light sources that may affect optical image quality. For extended thermal detection performance, keep the lens and thermal window clean and perform periodic checks of network settings and firmware updates to maintain compatibility with your security system.