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FLIR FC‑Series ID Thermal Camera
FLIR FC‑Series ID Thermal CameraThermal security camera with built‑in AI analytics for human and vehicle detection
Vivotek FD9387-E
Vivotek FD9387-ECompact 4K outdoor IP camera with AI analytics
Overview
Description

The FLIR FC‑Series ID delivers high‑resolution thermal imaging combined with on‑board video analytics that can automatically classify human and vehicular intrusions. Its modular lens options and multiple resolution settings let installers tailor the system to any perimeter, from tight urban sites to wide‑area fences. Designed for rugged outdoor deployment, the camera offers IP66 protection, PoE power, and a suite of integration options for existing VMS platforms. The FC‑Series ID reduces false alarms and simplifies monitoring, making it ideal for critical infrastructure, campuses, and border security.

The Vivotek FD9387-E is a rugged, weather‑proof 4K Ultra HD network camera designed for outdoor surveillance. It combines high‑resolution imaging with built‑in AI analytics to detect motion, people, and vehicles, delivering clear video even in low‑light conditions. Its compact dome form factor and PoE support make installation easy on walls, ceilings, or poles, while the integrated infrared LEDs provide up to 30 m of night vision. Ideal for retail, parking lots, and campus security, the FD9387‑E offers reliable performance with minimal maintenance.

Pricing
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Paid (One-time)
Category
IP & Security Cameras
IP & Security Cameras
Best for
Security integrators and critical‑infrastructure owners
Security integrators and enterprise facilities
Specifications
Specifications
weight
0.9 kg
350 g+38789%
warranty
2 years limited
3 years limited+50%
dimensions
115 x 115 x 140 mm
115 mm × 115 mm × 70 mm
open source
No
No
connectivity
PoE (802.3af/at), Ethernet 10/100/1000, optional Wi‑Fi via external adapter
Ethernet 10/100 Mbps, PoE (802.3af)
power source
PoE
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General
msrp
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$449
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Highly accurate AI classification reduces false alarms
  • Robust IP66 housing for harsh environments
  • PoE simplifies power and network cabling
  • Flexible lens and resolution options
  • Ultra‑high 4K resolution
  • Built‑in AI reduces false positives
  • PoE simplifies power and data wiring
  • Robust weather‑proof housing
Cons
  • Higher upfront cost compared to basic thermal cameras
  • Limited to on‑board analytics; no customizable AI model training
  • Requires PoE switch or injector for power
  • Higher price than basic 1080p models
  • No built‑in battery backup
  • Limited zoom (fixed lens)
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