360 Vision Technology, a UK CCTV design and manufacturing company, continues to expand their camera range with the addition of the new Eclipse HD Stainless Steel colour/mono camera.

Eclipse HD camera

Manufactured from Stainless Steel 316L, Eclipse HD Stainless Steel features 1080p High Definition ultra-low light Sony STARVIS camera module technology, and is IP65 certified to provide reliable scene coverage and operation in the most challenging of environments and applications.

The 24VAC/DC or PoE powered Eclipse HD Stainless Steel can deliver two simultaneous video streams up to 1080p (25/30fps), and performs in extreme low light conditions, delivering useable monochrome video images down to just 0.0008 lux.

360 Vision camera range

Featuring 30x optical zoom, the new addition to the 360 Vision camera range is ONVIF ‘S’ compliant and SDK compatible for easy system integration and control via popular VMS platforms. Additionally, built in EDGE recording is available with 128 or 256Gb on board storage, with continuous/FTP upload/network loss/alarm scheduled recording available as an option to onboard storage.

Further options include Dual White light and Infrared (IR) LED Sirius lighting technology. The white light option delivers up to 60m of light for colour video at night, with narrow, medium and wide-angle lenses for maximum adjustability from 9 to 45 degrees of coverage. A choice of standard IR 850nm or covert 940nm is available to suit specific lighting requirements.

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