Model VDC-FRT9265R-HQ builds a dual-spectrum camera from an uncooled vanadium oxide infrared module and a 1/2.8-inch 2 megapixel visible sensor, with an HDMI port that drives a local display for both channels. Temperature functions cover whole-scene observation plus defined-area measurement, allowing corridors and entrances to be checked against set zones rather than averaged readings, so a raised target is located on screen as it appears.

A built-in deep learning algorithm performs face capture, detecting 20 to 30 faces at once and running detection, exposure, scoring and screening before snapshots are uploaded. Returned pictures can be sorted as face, head-and-shoulder, upper body, whole body or original frames, with FTP and HTTP among the upload methods. Keeping the thermal and visible channels synchronised on the same monitor lets an operator confirm a flagged person visually without switching displays.

The working range spans -20 to 55 degrees Celsius, matching staffed screening posts at office buildings, industrial parks and passenger stations where continuous temperature checks and visual supervision are required. VIDCOM delivers this configuration within its thermal camera line and supports project supply for health-screening and monitoring installations.