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Video-based fire detection with AVIOTEC is taking the next step offering flame and smoke detection also for applications with low illuminations. This allows fire detection and remote optical verification during nighttime.

In addition, it offers scheduled sensitivity adjustments for fire detection enabling up to three individual surveillance modes depending on the activity and the time of the day. Higher robustness and at the same time an increased sensitivity improve detection performance and reliability.

Flame and smoke detection in applications with low illumination

A video-based fire detection is also an option for applications where low illumination was a challenge. Due to the increased light sensitivity, fewer light sources need to be installed for nighttime surveillance reducing the fire load noticeably.

During night time AVIOTEC IP starlight 8000 can perform both: fire detection and remote optical verification.

Lower cost of ownership

AVIOTEC's increased sensitivity only needs 2 lux to detect fires reliably. The result is less planning time because less illumination is required. 

Consequently, this saves energy costs in operation and it also saves installation costs.

Scheduled sensitivity adjustments

Another new and helpful feature of the new release allows masking to be activated only during defined time slots

During the day, in a building, there can be changes in crowd activities. This can require higher robustness during operational hours when people are around.

On the other hand, during the nighttime, it might be necessary to operate with higher sensitivity, especially when the fastest detection needs to be achieved. Another new and helpful feature of the new release allows masking to be activated only during defined time slots. As a result, larger sensitive areas can be monitored.

New technology

Theresa Grunewald, global business development AVIOTEC said, "Great to see how a new technology helps customers keep their business running, and provides them with a solution that was not previously available for their applications."

Theresa has been working in the safety industry since a student. She studied industrial engineering and graduated from Bosch in Hamburg after having joined the dual education programme at Bosch. She advises and supports customers on global safety solutions based on innovative fire detection technologies. She is living in Munich. Her hobbies are sports, playing music, and spending time with her friends.

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