Designed for surveillance in different means of transport, such as buses or train cars, mobile network camera in MD8531H dome format 1,2 megapixels is designed to withstand all kinds of weather conditions and vandible incidents.

Vivotek MD8531H

Vivotek has released the new generation of compactly designed cameras 1,2 megapixels with MD8531H dome network equipment. A model that is designed for transport applications such as buses, Trains, fleet of trucks and other vehicles.

The MD8531H complies with EN50155 and IP66 which makes it shock resistant, Vibrations, Moisture, dust and temperature fluctuations, keeping the video image stable and safe while the vehicle is on the move. In addition, Metal housing provides strong protection against vandalism.

Vivotek MD8531HThe intelligent tamper detection feature makes the MD8531H a robust camera that keeps security personnel informed if video loss occurs or if they experience any kind of incident. And to facilitate the storage and portability of information, this equipment has a microSD card slot, SDHC and SDXC, from where it is possible to make the local recording.

Its high image resolution and robust design make it an ideal camera for the requirements needed to maximize passenger safety and optimize mobile surveillance.

This Vivotek mobile camera incorporates WDR Pro technology, providing better visibility in high-light environments, tunnel entrances and exits, and 3D noise reduction functionality, that allows it to capture clear, sharp images in low-light conditions, as well as reduce sensor noise bandwidth. In this way, users can identify a higher level of detail in both very bright images or dark environments.

Features

  • CMOS sensor 1,2 Megapixel
  • 30 Fps, 1280×960
  • EN50155 Regulations
  • WDR Pro to provide better visibility in extremely bright or dark environments
  • Vandal-proof IK10 and IP66 classification
  • 802.3af connection, Poe
  • MicroSD card slot / Sdhc / Sdxc
  • Video Rotation for Corridor Scenario

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By • 22 May, 2014
• Section: Urban security, Video surveillance