What is the difference between infrared cameras and white light cameras?

The difference is that the white light camera can produce color images 24 hours a day. There is no color cast during the day, the colors are more vivid, and the picture is more realistic. It can identify objects better than the infrared camera.

Infrared cameras have a great advantage in positioning performance in the market, and white light cameras have very good prospects.

The white light camera has ultra-high resolution, with a resolution higher than 700TVL. The image is clear and delicate. It supports the automatic white balance function, has high color restoration and lifelike images.

The white light camera supports backlight compensation function, which is suitable for monitoring foreground objects in backlight environments.

White light cameras have outstanding advantages over infrared cameras.

White light cameras are also more energy-saving, because most products use LED lights of about 0.5W. The advantage is that they save power to the maximum extent and are also in line with the concept of environmental protection.

Because the white light camera uses a constant current and constant current power supply, it can also be used as an emergency light in various situations in the event of a power outage.

The white light camera has intuitive improvements in these aspects. The pure color program ensures 24 hours of visible light, and the image appears in color and is clearly visible.

The white light camera can see light to the human eye without reflection and noise.