Interpret thermal scenes with radiometric image data from a 640-resolution Pelco security camera. The SXRE4 configuration operates at 30 Hz and uses a 9 mm lens, combining the key imaging parameters needed to identify this thermal-camera variant. Radiometric operation adds temperature-related data to the thermal image, supporting security workflows that need more than a visible-light video stream. Use the camera where thermal contrast helps observe a scene when conventional visible-light imaging has limited usefulness, including perimeter and site-monitoring positions. The 9 mm optical configuration is a material selection point because lens choice determines the camera's thermal field of view and scene coverage. A 30 Hz rate supports motion observation with more frequent image updates than lower-rate thermal configurations. SXRE4-VF09-EBT-B identifies the 640-resolution, radiometric, 30 Hz, 9 mm configuration. Those four parameters should be matched to the required scene coverage, thermal-data workflow and video handling environment at the camera position. Its thermal imaging role is distinct from a visible-light surveillance camera. The unit is physical-security camera hardware for deployments requiring a thermal imaging device rather than an accessory or software entitlement.