Pelco ESCE1-2X40V24-RLU 2MP Espirit Compact Bispectral PTZ Camera, 4.25-170mm Lens, VGA 640X512 Thermal Sensor, WDR

Built for long-range detection and reliable 24/7 monitoring, the Pelco by Motorola Solutions ESCE1-2X40V24-RLU Espirit Compact Bispectral PTZ Camera delivers a powerful combination of thermal and optical surveillance in a rugged, deployable package. This PTZ security camera pairs a VGA 640x512 thermal sensor with a 2MP optical imager and a 4.25–170mm, 40x zoom lens to detect heat signatures at distance and then zoom in for identification. Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) preserves scene detail in high-contrast lighting, while IP66/67/68-rated housing ensures continuous operation in harsh weather and dusty conditions. The bispectral capability reduces false alarms by correlating thermal events with visual confirmation, improving operator efficiency and response times. Ideal for perimeter security, critical infrastructure, ports, and transportation hubs, this compact PTZ supports precise monitoring, quick incident verification, and scalable surveillance deployments. Contact your Pelco representative to configure the ESCE1 for your site or request a quote to upgrade perimeter and facility monitoring today.

• Combines a VGA 640x512 thermal sensor with a 2MP optical camera for reliable day/night detection and positive identification across all lighting conditions
• 40x optical zoom (4.25–170mm) lets operators zoom in on distant targets for precise monitoring and evidence-grade imagery
• Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) enhances image clarity in high-contrast scenes, improving incident response in challenging lighting
• Rugged IP66/67/68 ingress protection and dustproof/waterproof construction sustain continuous outdoor surveillance in harsh environments
• Bispectral PTZ design enables simultaneous thermal detection and optical tracking, reducing false alarms and improving situational awareness
• Flexible pedestal or pendant mount options simplify installation for perimeter, critical infrastructure, transport hubs, and large campus deployments