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This post was last edited by ynothmql on 2024-8-27 08:53. The device is a vertical tank filled with steam; the mass is around 4 kg and the temperature is approximately 150°C. Originally, ordinary viewports were used on the top cover; by shining a flashlight on them from time to time, it was still possible to see what was inside ; There is a client who doesn’t want to climb up to look through the viewfinder; they prefer to use a camera to observe what’s inside, with the footage being transmitted to their control panel ; Since I’ve never used a camera before, I was wondering if any of you have experience with them. Could you please recommend some? Also, could you provide a brief explanation on how to fix and install it? Thank you so much! !
Choosing a durable industrial camera suitable for high-temperature steam environments, and ensuring its proper installation and maintenance, can meet the requirements. .
A camera can be installed outside the view mirror; apart from needing to be explosion-proof, there are no other requirements, right? Highly recommended: Hikvision
If you want a camera, you need to know what it will be used for – for example, to monitor the liquid level inside, the condition of the materials, or to observe the status of potential hazards. It only works with steam – so what’s the point of looking at it? There is a level gauge for the liquid level, but the temperature cannot be determined. Personally, I think you should find that flame detection camera and plug it directly into the tank