Smart trial program offers free units to showcase exceptional value and performance

Hikvision is redefining the perception of thermal IP cameras by offering cost-effective, high-value solutions that are easy to install and maintain. The Hikvision HeatPro Bi-Spectrum Thermal Cameras deliver innovative thermal technology with highly competitive pricing, making them accessible to businesses across various industries, like remote applications, farms, alarm monitoring centers and mobile solar trailers.

“Hikvision’s HeatPro Bi-Spectrum Thermal Cameras break the traditional mindset that thermal technology is expensive and complicated to deploy,” said John Xiao, Vice President of Marketing, Hikvision USA. “We’re committed to making advanced thermal solutions more accessible through strategic pricing and simplified installation, and our Smart Trial Program enables dealers to experience the value firsthand.”

Hikvision’s HeatPro Bi-Spectrum Thermal Cameras feature:

• Self-Calibration: Deep learning capabilities that adapt to various environments, reducing false alarms and enhancing performance over time.
• Vehicle and Human Classification: Advanced video content analysis for precise monitoring, ensuring accurate detection in diverse conditions.
• Temperature Exception Alarm: Early warning capabilities to detect potential fire risks, with accurate temperature monitoring from -20°C to 150°C (-4°F to 302°F).
• Simplified Installation: Easy setup reduces deployment time and costs, making thermal technology more accessible and user-friendly.

Smart Trial Program: Hikvision’s Smart Trial Program invites dealers to experience the benefits of the HeatPro Bi-Spectrum Thermal Cameras. Participants who watch the webinar and fill out a survey will get a chance to receive one DS-2TD2628-3/QA Thermal & Optical Bi-Spectrum Network Bullet Camera, FREE of charge.This opportunity allows users to explore how the dual sensor technology reduces false alarms and improves detection accuracy, backed by a 10-year guarantee on the high-quality thermal detector.