MESSOA Technologies Inc. recently announced the launch of its two new fixed dome cameras, the NDF301 and the NDR302. The two new models offer incredible 3-megapixel video performance and motorised lens for remote focus and zoom to address the needs of wide-angle, detail-demanding market segments, such as finance, hospitality, and transportation facilities.

Thanks to the built-in motorised lens, the motor-driven zoom function of the NDF301 and the NDR302 enables configuration over the network to achieve the optimised viewing angle of the monitored area. Via the easy-to-use web browser interface, auto focus can be also done remotely with just one simple mouse click, significantly simplifying the installation with faster and easier setup.

Both the NDF301 and NDR302 also stand out in low light performance by leveraging the proprietary Lumii Low Light Technology as every detail is captured in unparalleled clarity. The cameras further feature 3D DNR (digital noise reduction), which minimises noise while maintaining image sharpness in low light conditions, allowing more efficient use of the storage space for cost-saving purposes.

“Having the NDF301 and NDR302 fixed domes launched, our network IP lineup is now complete with a full range of resolutions and models,” said Ervin Wang, Sales Director at MESSOA. “Customers looking for higher-end solutions will certainly benefit from our low light technology and many advanced functions we put into these cameras to solve some of the most challenging surveillance tasks.”

Built in with various supporting features such as intelligent video detections, ICR day/night, and memory card slot, the cameras provide versatile capabilities that users can take advantage of to enhance the surveillance experience. The NDF301 targets indoor security applications; for outdoor uses, the NDR302 comes with 15-meter IR LED and IK10-rated vandal-resistant enclosure to meet the adverse challenges of outdoor surveillance.

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