Synectics Coex C3000: IP security for critical environments with adverse weather conditions

With a robust design, H.264 AVC technology and certified by Atex and IECEx, Synectics Coex C3000 IP video surveillance solution enables high-quality image capture and provides functionality for remote access.

Synectics has launched the new generation of IP cameras for critical environments called Coex C3000. This device, designed with a robust anti-corrosive, anti-vandal housing, captures high-definition images and incorporates compression technology that eliminates the need for separate encoder units.

The Coex C3000 camera can transmit 1080p quality video signals in temperatures between +70 C and -55 ℃. Synectics has incorporated high profile H.264 AVC compression technology into this security solution (MPEG4 part 10) with native IP output directly from the device. Its configuration can be done from the manufacturer's website interface, which makes it a device designed for remote access to stations distributed in scattered and large places.

Certified to international standards Atex and IECEx, The Coex C3000 camera offers advanced features and robust design making it an ideal device for safety applications in processing plants, production platforms, Fpso, energy and transport networks.

Darren Alder, Synectics Director of Engineering, Said: “Oil and gas plants, as well as marine assets pose a major challenge when it comes to surveillance applications. They require that images be captured in high quality with extreme temperatures and adverse weather conditions is. This is why it is necessary to install high definition cameras, with integrated IP and remote access, features that ensure administrators can view live or recorded images in the highest quality in any environment", says Darren Alder, Engineering Director, Synectics.

CoexC3000 HD IP camera stations are available as a standard model (C3000-S), variable speed (C3000-V), continuous rotation (C3000-C) and with a model in fixed format (C3000-F).

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