Raythink Showcases Intelligent Thermal Imaging Fire Prevention at INTERSCHUTZ Hannover 2026
Raythink Technology announced in a press release that it is showcasing its intelligent thermal imaging fire prevention solutions under the theme "Detect Hotspots Before Fire Spreads" at INTERSCHUTZ Hannover 2026. The event, held in Hall 12 at Booth D70/42, focuses on emergency response and fire prevention technologies.
The company’s PC5 series multi-spectrum cameras enable smoke and fire detection at distances beyond 15 kilometers, while the TN460U-XT series operates in environments up to 220°C and measures temperatures up to 2000°C. Raythink’s VIS Patrol platform supports real time temperature monitoring and fire risk analysis, forming part of a complete intelligent fire detection system designed for early warning and rapid response.
Raythink’s thermal imaging systems are already in use across forest protection, industrial safety, and critical infrastructure applications. The company reports deployments covering over 1,000 square kilometers of forest areas, with dual-spectrum PTZ cameras providing continuous automated patrols. In industrial settings, its systems are used for monitoring plant fire safety, detecting equipment overheating, and managing thermal safety for lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles.
At INTERSCHUTZ Hannover 2026, Raythink is demonstrating how its integrated hardware and software capabilities can enhance early detection and prevention of fire risks across diverse environments.
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