The provider of high definition video surveillance solutions (Hd) and megapixel, Avigilon, has announced the launch of its SERIES of HD bullet cameras, available in resolutions of 1, 2, 3 And 5 Megapixels and designed to capture details in complete darkness with adaptive infrared lighting.

Avigilon-HD-Bullet-CameraAvigilon has added to its product portfolio a new series of HD bullet cameras that capture the smallest details in complete darkness with their infrared lighting (Go) integrated adaptive. Available in outdoor models of 1 Mp, 2 Mp, 3 MP and 5 MP resolution, Avigilon's new bullet-type HD cameras can handle facial details twice as well as average bullet cameras.

Rick Ramsay, Avigilon Product Manager, Said: “Being able to identify faces in the dark is a huge advantage when securing a business and protecting people.. Organizations around the world work the 24 hours of the day. They need discrete high-definition surveillance that provides business intelligence and protection to operate efficiently, regardless of the time of day. ”

Adaptive IR lighting

Adaptive IR lighting automatically manages camera settings and infrared lighting to capture details in surveillance images that are typically lost with cameras with static IR lighting. This unique feature also fits the lighting into the scene so that security professionals can see image details no matter the conditions of the scene..

Avigilon-HD-Bullet-CameraWide Dynamic Range

HD bullet type cameras 1 , 2 And 3 Megapixels are equipped with powerful Wide Dynamic Range sensors (Wdr), which exposes each multiple pixels for better image quality. This feature provides security professionals with a clear view of an entire scene, including areas that are brightly lit or in darkness or shade.

Additional features of Avigilion bullet cameras include:
• Two lens options: 3-9 mm and 9-22 Mm
• Supports temperatures between -40 C to 50 C
• Fully motorized lenses so remote focus and zoom adjustment reduces installation time
• Extra RJ45 Ethernet connection port under the camera that helps adjust the camera during installation
• Audio connections that allow two-way communication
• Digital I/O ports that allow connection to external systems, such as alarm input and output
• OnVIF compatible


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By • 7 Dec, 2012
• Section: General, Video surveillance