Basler’s fixed dome IP surveillance cameras in the ASIS spotlight
Basler's next IP camera generation is equipped with the best CCD sensors with frame rates of up to 100 fps
Basler Vision Technologies will present their new generation of extraordinarily light-sensitive IP cameras at the upcoming ASIS tradeshow. The ASIS show is scheduled to take place from October 12 to 14, 2010 at the Dallas Convention Centre, USA. Basler's next IP camera generation is equipped with the best CCD sensors and provides frame rates of up to 100 fps, currently making the new Basler IP Camera the fastest IP camera in its class.

Another highlight at Basler's booth number 3253 will be their IP Fixed Dome Cameras with a microSDHC card slot. This feature lets the camera act as a self-sufficient system by writing all alarm images to an SD card with a capacity of up to 32 GB. With their vandal-resistant aluminium housings, Basler IP Fixed Dome Cameras support video surveillance applications requiring an operating temperature range from -35° C to +50° C (-31° F to +122° F).

Basler IP Fixed Dome Cameras are especially energy efficient. All functions, including the fan and heater, can be powered using standard PoE (IEEE 802.3af Class 0).

Basler's dome camera models provide the same functionalities as their "box" counterparts. This includes true day/night functionality for night and low-light applications while delivering outstanding image quality. Another important camera feature is multiple streaming using several MJPEG streams along with a simultaneous MPEG-4 or H.264 stream.

To set a date with a Basler representative at the ASIS show, please call +1 610 280 0171 or send an email here. Basler looks forward to seeing you at the ASIS show in Basler's booth number 3253 to discuss your individual needs.

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