Quasar Gen III 1080p IR PTZ models have been incorporated into its family, Arel Gen III in mini dome and bullet format, and the hemispherical mini dome Quasar of 12 Mp.

Flir new company cameras

Flir Systems has expanded its offer of security cameras for the business market with three new models: Quasar Gen III 1080p IR PTZ, Arel Gen III in mini dome and bullet format, and the hemispherical mini dome Quasar of 12 Mp. Each of these computers is with United VMS 8.0, improving the company's line of end-to-end security solutions across large infrastructures and critical environments.

Flir Arel Gen III mini dome and bulletDesigned for challenging environments, Quasar Gen III 1080p PTZ camera incorporates long-range IR lighting (around ones 200 Meters) and the latest optical and mechanical PTZ technology. It is the ideal choice for urban surveillance implementations, critical infrastructure, airports and other security applications that require extensive coverage.

Ariel Gen III minidomo and bullet format are designed with motorized ricodocal lenses and mini-dome and bullet form factors, along with sWDR function, IR lighting, H.264/H.265 compression and management via flir VMS.

Flir Quasar 1080p IR PTZThese new models easily handle motion and lighting variations and are ideal for airports, urban surveillance, critical infrastructure sites, commercial offices and university campus.

Finally,, the quasar mini hemispherical dome of 12 MP provides high-quality images in a 360° panoramic view via VMS United. Equipped with a vandal-resistant inner and outer shell, two-way audio, infrared illumination and I/O interface, this camera solution is ready for use in a wide range of applications.

The camera also supports custom views using digital presets without affecting the recording of the full 360° view, making it the ideal choice for full coverage, panoramic video surveillance during viewing and live playback.


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By • 12 Sep, 2017
• Section: Video surveillance