Imenco Camera Group provides marine closed-circuit television (CCTV) and underwater camera imaging technology to many navies, special forces, coastguards and security specialists worldwide.
Imenco Camera Group provides marine closed-circuit television (CCTV) and underwater camera imaging technology to many navies, special forces, coastguards and security specialists worldwide.
The company designs and engineer’s quality camera systems using a broad spectrum of available technologies. Naval surveillance systems for surface vessels
We have extensive experience in the design, manufacture and supply of specialised cameras and CCTV systems for surface navy vessels. ODIN is a low-cost, military-approved, Naval PTZ camera. The DNV stainless steel approved PTZ NJORD camera. Lars Sande, Marine and Naval CCTV sales manager. Imenco at DSEI 2021 held in London, UK.
The company provides amphibious low-light surveillance systems (ALLSS) and helicopter operations surveillance systems (HOSS). These feature low-light capabilities, as well as integrated MIL-SPEC CCTV surveillance systems for day and night surveillance, monitoring, safety and security purposes. These systems are available in standard definition (SD) monochrome, high-definition (HD) colour day/night, with analogue and internet protocol (IP) options.
ALLSS and HOSS solutions include various camera and control capabilities that meet challenging high military-level specifications. These include shock (MIL-STD-901D ‘hammer’ shock test), vibration (MIL-STD-167-1A Shipboard), electromagnetic interference (EMI) (MIL-STD-461F) and temperature and humidity (MIL-STD-810F) standards.
Monitoring is available for above and below deck such as flight / helideck, well deck, hangar bay, engine room, machinery space and waterline security areas. Marine digital IP CCTV equipment for naval vessels
In addition to our fully military qualified range, we also provide Imenco Marine CCTV, which is a ruggedised digital marine IP CCTV system.
Imenco Marine CCTV provides commercial-off-the-shelf surveillance monitoring as well as control and recording solutions.
The unit meets safety, security and reliability requirements for a range of commercial, coastguard and naval support vessels. It also delivers improved operational efficiency as well as an integrated working environment for safe and efficient management of critical vessel operations and the deployment and movement of ship personnel.
The system design allows for flexible configuration of operator stations with a wide choice of camera viewing solutions with specific camera designs to suit all top-deck, below-deck and underwater monitoring applications.
System components take full advantage of the latest IP Network and Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) cabling infrastructure, simplifying installation requirements, increasing flexibility and significantly reducing vessel installation costs.
Imenco Marine CCTV is economical and can be installed on vessels requiring only a few cameras, as well as larger vessel needing integrated units with hundreds of cameras.
Benefits Powerful and flexible video management software Integration with other vessel management solutions, including integrated platform management systems (ipms), integrated bridge systems (ibs) Simplified, cost-effective system installation using Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) technology Open Network Video InterFace (ONVIF) compliant software and cameras, allowing endless integration possibilities, maximum system compatibility and flexibility A wide range of options allowing the system to be easily customised An open platform enabling custom solutions to be added for access control, video analytics and other future technologies High-definition camera-viewing solutions for every monitoring application and vessel location – topside, hazardous area, below-decks and subsea DNV GL-type-approved rugged marine grade system components where required for integrated bridge vessel solutions Naval mil-spec and ultra-low-light camera and equipment options where required for extreme EMI, shock and vibration requirements Seamless integration with alarms, passive infra-red (PIR) detectors and fire-detection systems Global sales and local customer support through Imenco offices and dealer network worldwide Submarine camera solutions
Imenco Marine and Naval Project Group manufactures high-performance fleet fit, low-light-level submarine camera systems for monitoring, navigation and tactical purposes such as: Towed array handling monitoring Navigation assistance and visual confirmation Diver deployment, dry deck shelter (DDS) monitoring Periscope systems Special operations
Imenco submarine camera solutions meet stringent MIL-SPEC qualifications, but further testing and remodelling can be carried out, if required.
Several worldwide navies use the in-service CCTV solutions for many applications. About Imenco
Imenco designs and manufactures topside camera units, subsea cameras, lights and lasers. More than 40 years of expertise provide customers with added value and smart solutions.
Imenco also specialises in the supply of helicopter and missile fuelling systems to naval and commercial marine markets.
Imenco is approved by Achilles and DNV, while our integrated management system is certified according to BS-EN ISO 9001: 2015.
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Imenco Marine & Naval Project Group develops and manufactures high-performance fleet fit, low-light level submarine CCTV systems for navigation and tactical purposes.
AVCATCoast Guard and Navy Vessel Fuelling Systems deliver clean and water-free fuel to helicopters and aircraft.
The ODIN features the latest technology in intelligent imaging and video streaming.
Imenco’s history goes back to 1979 and through the acquisition of Setec Contracting in 2005, Imenco gained 28 years of knowledge and experience within the aviation fuelling industry.
Imenco designs, develops and manufactures topside camera systems and subsea cameras, lights and lasers.
The Inspiration-class Type 31 frigates are planned to be constructed by Babcock International Group at its dockyard in Rosyth, Scotland.
The America class amphibious assault ships are being built by Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding for the US Navy.
The Arafura class offshore patrol vessels (OPV) are being built for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).
Trafalgar Class nuclear-powered attack submarines are in service with the Royal Navy.
The Royal Navy’s Astute Class submarine is a nuclear-powered attack submarine, which will replace the five Swiftsure Class submarines, launched between 1973 and 1977 and approaching the end of their operational life.
Wasp-class landing helicopter dock (LHD) amphibious assault ships are built by Northrop Grumman Ship Systems (formerly Litton Ingalls Shipbuilding) of Pascagoula, Mississippi, US.
Belgica is a new state-of-art oceanographic research vessel being built by Freire Shipyard for the Belgium Navy.
Eastern Shipbuilding Group is constructing Heritage-class offshore patrol cutters (OPCs) for the US Coast Guard (USCG).
The Resolve-class auxiliary oiler replenishment (AOR) vessel is a retrofit of MV Asterix container vessel to support the Royal Canadian Navy’s at-sea replenishment capability.
Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF) ships are built by Austal USA as part of the EPF programme initiated by the US Navy.
HMNZS Aotearoa is a Polar-class logistics support vessel built by Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) for the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN).
The Maharaja Lela Class littoral combat ships (LCS) are built by Boustead Naval Shipyard (BNS) for the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN).
The New Zealand Defence Force's (NZDF) future ice-capable fleet replenishment tanker is scheduled to be delivered in January 2020.
The Canadian Government is procuring a fleet of six ice-capable Harry DeWolf-Class Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) to enhance the Royal Canadian Navy's maritime surveillance capabilities
The new S-80 class of submarines is being built by Navantia, formerly IZAR, for the Spanish Navy.
The Vanguard submarines were built by Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering Limited (now BAE Systems Marine) at Barrow-in
The Sachsen Class (F124) is Germany's air defence frigate built by ARGE F124, a consortium consisting of Blohm + Voss as
The Collins Class type 471 diesel-electric submarines were designed by Swedish shipbuilders Kockums for the Royal Austra
Saint John Shipbuilding is the prime contractor for the Halifax Class frigate or Canadian Patrol Frigate programme. Nine
The Whidbey Island Class and the Harpers Ferry Class are dock landing ships which support amphibious operations includin
Imenco UK, the award-winning supplier of marine and naval visual surveillance systems based in Aberdeen and Wick, is delighted to announce a major contract win from Babcock International Group for the supply of CCTV systems for the Royal Navy’s Type 31 programme.
ODIN features the latest technology in intelligent imaging and video streaming and uses an advanced 1/2.8” STARVIS CMOS sensor with a Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) and exceptional low light performance.
Imenco has announced it will attend the Oceanology International Exhibition in London, UK.
Imenco has announced it will be attending the 2020 Subsea Expo Exhibition and Conference in Aberdeen, Scotland.
Imenco is due to exhibit at the Sea Air Space 2019 exhibition in Washington DC, US.
Imenco offers the most advanced helicopter refuelling systems in the naval market.
Imenco UK CCTV group recently signed a contract for several hundred rugged naval CCTV cameras.
Imenco is due to exhibit at the Sea Air Space 2019 exhibition in Washington DC, US, between 6-8 May.
On 28 June, Imenco purchased Kongsberg Maritime's harsh environment CCTV systems and subsea camera business.
Kongsberg Maritime UK-based Camera Group are delighted to be exhibiting again at CANSEC 2018 - Canada’s Global Defence and Security Trade Show, which is being held on 30-31 May at the EY Centre, Ottawa, Canada.
Kongsberg Maritime Camera Division has seen an increase in surveillance requirements on all types of vessels, from shuttle tankers to trawlers.
Kongsberg Maritime has supplied a comprehensive CCTV system to the US Coast Guard’s Heavy Ice Breaker vessel Polar Star (WAGB-10).
Kongsberg Maritime has supplied 38 marine grade cameras to Chantier Davie Canada, which will be fitted on-board the new Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) auxiliary naval replenishment ship named 'Project Resolve'.
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