With increasing demands for mobile vehicle applications in the market, ACTi offers the latest Mini Dome cameras to satisfy security needs. E918, E920 and E922 come with high resolution image quality - 3/5/10 Megapixel respectively - to monitor drivers, passengers, cargos and surrounding environments. Clear image and recorded audio can be a key evidence against insurance claims or false accusations.

These cameras are compliant with EN50155 standard, which means that they are tested to withstand various conditions such as EMC, shock, vibration and temperature fluctuations. Their small size and vibration proof capability make them ideal for mobile applications and places subject to heavy vibrations such as automobiles, buses, trains and heavy duty machinery.

ACTi offers both cameras with rugged RJ-45 connector and with M12 connector. For mobile vehicle applications, the rugged RJ-45 connection has to be made fully vibration proof so that it could be equal to the industrial M12 connector in terms of durability.

For wider view coverage, the user may also consider Mini Fisheye Dome cameras with 3-Megapixel, 5-Megapixel and 10-Megapixel resolution.

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