Honeywell HC60TB4R4VT15 60 Series Bi-Spectrum Thermal Bullet VGA Cameras, PoE, 15mm Thermal Lens

Protect perimeters and critical assets day or night with the Honeywell Commercial Security HC60TB4R4VT15 — a 60 Series bi-spectrum thermal bullet camera engineered for reliable long-range detection and continuous monitoring. This thermal imaging camera delivers VGA thermal resolution paired with a 15mm thermal lens to reveal heat signatures of people and vehicles in total darkness or through obscurants like smoke and foliage, enabling faster detection and fewer false alarms. The bi-spectrum design combines thermal detection with low-light visual imaging for improved situational awareness and more effective verification.

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) simplifies deployment by delivering power and network connectivity over a single cable, cutting installation time and cost for widespread or remote sites. Housings built for outdoor operation ensure dependable performance for perimeter security, transportation hubs, industrial facilities, and critical infrastructure monitoring. Native VMS/NVR integration supports centralized surveillance, event-driven recording, and automated notifications to security teams.

Choose the Honeywell HC60 thermal bullet camera to strengthen your surveillance and monitoring strategy with dependable thermal imaging and streamlined installation. Contact your security integrator or order now to add thermal detection to your site.

• Detect people and vehicles in complete darkness using VGA thermal imaging with a 15mm thermal lens for reliable perimeter detection
• Bi-spectrum capability pairs thermal and low-light imaging for improved verification in smoke, fog, or glare
• PoE network power simplifies installation and reduces cabling costs for distributed surveillance deployments
• Rugged 60 Series bullet housing provides long-term outdoor reliability for critical infrastructure and industrial sites
• Integrates with VMS/NVR platforms for centralized monitoring, event-driven recording, and automated alerting