Chapter 4 Fire Source Detection; Recommended Scene; Set Fire Detection Parameters - HIKVISION DS-2TD2636-15 User Manual

Thermal & Optical Bi-spectrum Network Camera User Manual

Chapter 4 Fire Source Detection

The device will trigger and upload alarm when detect the fire source or smoking.
Fire source detection includes fire source detection and smoking detection. It is applied to fire-
prevention purposes in scenic region, forest, tunnel and so on.
Fire Detection
Configure the fire source detection parameters. When fire source is detected, the alarm actions
will be triggered.
Smoking Detection
The device can detect the smoking behavior and output alarm.

4.1 Recommended Scene

This part introduces the recommended scenes of fire source detection and helps you select the
appropriate scene.
Fire source detection can be applied to indoor and outdoor monitoring with a maximum detection
radius 15 km. To achieve the best monitoring effect, please set the installation place as
requirements below.
● The installation place should be the highest position within the detection area. The lens should
not be covered during movement to detect the maximum area.
● It is better to choose the installation place with convenient traffic, well-equipped power and
internet facilities. E.g. communication tower, watchtower, high-rise roof and so on.

4.2 Set Fire Detection Parameters

To avoid the potential fire damage, you should configure the fire detection function for certain
areas. The detail configuration steps show as below.
Before You Start
Go to Configuration → System → Maintenance → VCA Resource Type, select Temperature
Measurement+Perimeter Protection or Temperature Measurement+Fire Detection.
Steps
1. Go to Configuration → Local.
2. Check Locate Highest Temperature Point to display the position of highest temperature. Check
Frame Fire Point to frame the fire source on live view.
3. Go to Configuration → Event → Smart Event, select Dynamic Fire Source Detection.
4. Check Enable Dynamic Fire Source Detection.
5. Set the parameters of fire detection.
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