Cooled CCTV camera enclosures

Cool your expensive cameras where needed!

Liquid cooled series comprises AISI316L stainless steel camera housings designed to protect industrial CCTV cameras in high temperature resistant camera applications (steelworks, foundries, furnaces, rolling mills) and highly corrosive environments. The LC series camera housings are formed by two stainless steel tubes closed at their ends forming a special chamber the allow water or cooled liquid to cool down the housing.

The front flange is conceived to create an air barrier that cools and protects the front glass from the formation of dust and deposits, especially useful when the housing is located in foundries, near ovens or dusty places. See connections diagram for 129LC (Liquid Cooled) CCTV housing:

To avoid oil and dust particles and to provide clean air for the barrier, a filtering battery is available as optional. 

These housings are engineered to ensure the best protection from external agents and to allow an easy installation and maintenance. Specifically, the 129LC camera housing is conceived to fit medium size cameras, while the 168LC series is conceived to fit medium/large size camera being its internal diameter 168mm. Highest quality materials and production process, together with a modern design and a competitive price, make these housings the best solution to protect cameras installed in the most severe environments. IR/Thermal vision camera models with Ge windows are available.

129AC (Air Cooled) camera enclosure uses Vortex coolers run on compressed air to keep camera at low temperatures. This works up to 100 deg. C - 212 deg. F. If environmental temperatures exceed that limit 129LC has to be used. See connection diagram below:

If your CCTV application environment exceeds 400 deg. C - 750 deg. F check out our extreme temperatures cameras. Click HERE for Telea equipment that will enable seeing live video of: burners, metal or glass melting spots, hot metal rolling mills, furnaces and similar extreme temperatures industrial processes. 

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Click HERE for Telea Tecnovision for CCTV that can stand up to 2200 deg. C - 4000 deg. F.