MESSOA PRO Series NDR891PRO IR outdoor dome camera now offers a heater model for customers looking for an all-weather network video solution. With this optional feature available, the NDR891PRO differentiates from other competing brands and provides the market’s toughest enclosure in cope with the most extreme environment in sub-zero weather conditions for as low as -40°C (-40° F).

Global warming has led to extreme climate changes, causing temperature to fluctuate drastically in recent years. Severe coldness could hinder the camera from functioning properly and could damage delicate parts therein. To battle against such adverse condition, having a heater ensures the camera is maintained at an optimal operating temperature range under the harsh outdoor weather.

The NDR891RPO is already one of the sturdiest outdoor dome cameras that lead the industry specification with IP67-rated waterproof and IK10-rated vandal-resistant design. The addition of heater further expands the camera’s range of operation temperature from -40°C (-40°F) to 50°C (122°F), providing an all-around outdoor solution adapted for the rigors of extreme weather.

The heater model (NDR891PROH) is now available for order. Other MESSOA outdoor cameras, including the NDR875PRO and the NCR870 IR bullet cameras, also feature optional heater model to meet the requirements for weatherproof, reliable surveillance.

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