RIVA extends its product line and offers now two new compact cameras with remote focus and zoom control. Thus, both new cameras can be installed and re-adjusted quickly and easily with a few simple mouse clicks.

The new compact dome camera RC3402HD-6311IR is an enhancement of the RC3402HD-6211IR. Both dome cameras are especially suited for indoor usage. Compared to the previous model, which achieves an illumination distance of up to 15 meters with 10 integrated high power LEDs, the new RIVA® camera achieves an illumination distance of up to 20 meters with 14 high power IR LEDs. Furthermore, the new model has an automatically adjustable iris lens that responds to changes in light levels.

The new mini-bullet camera RC6702HD-6311 is an enhancement of the RC6702HD-6211. Both bullet cameras are ideally suited for indoor and outdoor as well as day and night usage. The new bullet camera achieves an illumination distance of up to 20m with its 16 high power IR LEDs and the predecessor model achieves an illumination distance of up to 15 meters with 12 high power IR LEDs.

All four models can be perfectly used for home security applications as well as in smaller shops. The RIVA cameras are ONVIF compatible and offer features like a micro SD card slot for local recording, dual video stream, PoE, WDR and a lot more. A frame rate of up to 30 fps at a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels (Full-HD) is achieved. Furthermore in all RIVA devices the standard version of the powerful video analytics (powered by VCA Technology) is integrated. Additional analytic filters for specific applications can be purchased at low costs.

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