Argus C04
Argus C04 Photoelectric Core Advantages
The photoelectric identification and tracking camera adopts a miniaturized concealed structure design to achieve positioning, tracking and identification of small UAV targets.
Dual-Spectrum Long-Range Detection
Integrates both visible light and thermal infrared imaging sensors to enable 24/7 all-weather surveillance.
High-Precision Servo Control
Ensuring rapid response, smooth movement, and stable tracking of high-speed aerial targets without image jitter.
Ultra-Long Range Optical Zoom
Captures clear details of distant targets.
Rugged Environmental Adaptability
IP66.
Argus C04 Photoelectric Functional Capabilities
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/ 04 FAQs & User Support of Argus C04 Photoelectric
The system is optimized for long-range surveillance. For a small UAV target (0.3m × 0.3m), the visible light camera achieves a detection distance of ≤5000m and identification at ≤3000m. The thermal imager provides detection up to 1500m, ensuring early warning capabilities well beyond visual line of sight.
Yes. The system supports standard industry protocols including ONVIF, RTSP, and GB/T 28181. This ensures seamless integration with existing NVRs, VMS (Video Management Systems), and centralized command center platforms for unified control.
Yes. The device features an advanced Automatic Tracking Module powered by AI algorithms. Combined with the high-precision gimbal (accuracy of 0.01°), it can automatically lock onto and smoothly track fast-moving or maneuvering targets without manual intervention.
Application Scenarios for Argus C04 Photoelectric
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