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Early fire detection: Securing electric charging stations with thermal imaging cameras
Whether at home, on company premises, or at rest stops and parking lots: Wherever electric cars are charged, there is an increased risk of fire. And thus also the potential risk of fatal consequences for people, animals, the environment, and infrastructure. This is because a burning electric or hybrid car is difficult to extinguish, and the work involved is complicated and time-consuming.
Minimizing the risk of serious damage
Early fire detection can easily prevent major damage and even the fire itself. The solution is to monitor the temperature of the charging stations. BURG-GUARD thermal imaging cameras are ideal for this purpose. They continuously monitor the charging stations and trigger an alarm when the temperature rises, before a fire breaks out. Optionally, the power supply to the charging station can be deactivated directly.
Minimize the risk of serious damage
Early fire detection can easily prevent major damage and even the fire itself. The solution is to monitor the temperature of the charging stations. BURG-GUARD thermal imaging cameras are ideal for this purpose. BURG-GUARD offers a wide range of thermal imaging camera models. These continuously monitor the charging stations and trigger an alarm when the temperature rises, before a fire breaks out. Optionally, the power supply to the charging station can be deactivated directly.
Warnings via loudspeaker possible
With BURG-GUARD, you can choose between standard thermal imaging cameras or hybrid solutions. Equipped with two sensors, hybrid cameras simultaneously record and transmit real images and thermal images. Models in the BWWC and SWC series from BURG-GUARD can also automatically play voice announcements via integrated loudspeakers, for example to warn of a possible fire.
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The right video surveillance for electric charging stations
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