FLIR F-112 Fixed Thermal IP Camera

FLIR F-112 Fixed Thermal IP Camera

The FLIR F-112 is a fixed thermal IP camera engineered for continuous industrial and perimeter surveillance where passive infrared imaging delivers superior target detection independent of visible light conditions. With a fixed 19mm thermal lens and 160x12 thermal resolution, the F-112 integrates seamlessly into security systems requiring thermal signature detection without dependency on illumination or visible-spectrum imaging.

Key Features

• Thermal imaging with 0 lux operation—performs in complete darkness
• Fixed 19mm thermal lens for defined monitoring zones
• 160x12 thermal resolution optimized for heat anomaly and intrusion detection
• Passive infrared detection—no visible light required
• IP camera architecture for network integration and remote monitoring
• Fixed form factor for permanent installations

Technical Specifications

• Imaging Type: Thermal (passive infrared)
• Thermal Resolution: 160x12 pixels
• Lens: Fixed 19mm thermal lens
• Illumination Requirement: 0 lux (thermal operation)
• Form Factor: Fixed thermal camera
• Interface: IP camera (network connected)

Ideal Applications

Deploy the F-112 in thermal surveillance scenarios where conventional cameras are insufficient:

• Perimeter intrusion detection and boundary monitoring
• Industrial equipment hot-spot identification and predictive maintenance
• Nighttime and low-light security coverage without auxiliary lighting
• Detection through fog, smoke, dust, and other visual obscuration
• Thermal anomaly alerting in warehouses, data centers, and manufacturing facilities
• Security applications requiring detection over facial recognition or detail capture

When to Choose the F-112

The F-112 excels where thermal imaging is the primary detection method. Its passive infrared approach eliminates dependency on visible light, making it ideal for round-the-clock monitoring in dark or obscured environments. The fixed 19mm lens defines a specific thermal monitoring zone, and the 160x12 resolution prioritizes thermal anomaly and movement detection over detailed imagery.

When to Consider Alternatives

If your deployment requires visible-spectrum identification, facial recognition, license plate capture, or high-detail imagery, select a conventional optical IP camera. Similarly, applications demanding variable focal lengths or multi-spectrum coverage should pair the F-112 with complementary visible-light cameras for comprehensive monitoring.

James Everett

Thermal cameras like the F-112 serve a distinct role in security infrastructure. While optical cameras dominate general surveillance, thermal imaging provides detection capabilities that visible light cannot match—especially in darkness, through obscuration, and for heat-based anomaly detection. The 160x12 resolution may appear low compared to megapixel optical cameras, but it is appropriate for thermal work, where pixel density is less critical than temperature sensitivity and contrast detection.

The fixed 19mm lens trades flexibility for simplicity and reliability; it suits defined threat zones where focal length adjustment is unnecessary. Integration into an IP surveillance network allows thermal data to be processed, logged, and correlated with visible-light feeds, creating a layered security posture. The F-112 is particularly valuable in industrial settings where equipment monitoring, fire prevention, and perimeter security overlap, and in outdoor applications where lighting infrastructure is impractical or undesirable.