AirLive to exhibit newest Fish Eye IP Cameras at Security Essen 2012
AirLive's new IP cameras use a Fish Eye lens that enables a 360 degree view

AirLive, one of the most advanced worldwide brands for networking and communication equipment, will showcase its newest Fish Eye IP cameras at Security Essen exhibition 2012, from Sept. 25-29th (Messe Essen, Hal7, booth: 915). AirLive new IP cameras use a Fish Eye lens that enables a 360 degree security view. These 360 security cameras use megapixel resolution to create a high definition image which enables various modes of digital pan, tilt, and zooming. AirLive Fish Eye cameras are available in indoor and weatherproof outdoor models.

The AirLive Fish Eye (FE) IP cameras offer a panoramic wide angle surveillance solution for many places such as hotel lobbies, warehouses, airports and shopping malls. The main advantage of the AirLive FE camera series is the fish-eye lens that allows the camera to see panoramically, which is very important for monitoring and recording. All of them deliver clear video at up to 1600 x 1200 pixels and frame rate up to 30FPS.

There are 3 models available: FE-200VD with Vandal Proof housing, FE-200CU using a significantly compact design and model FE-200DM which is suitable for ceiling mounting. AirLive FE-200VD has the IP66 weather and vandal proof housing so is a perfect solution for any weather conditions. The indoor model AirLive FE-200CU is very compact small Fish Eye IP Camera that offers PoE support and has a built in speaker and microphone. The Airlive FE-200DM supports either wall mount or table view applications. The ceiling mount option also allows the camera to have 360° panoramic views. Alll the AirLive Fish Eye IP Cameras have advanced e-PTZ (electronic Pan Tilt Zoom) and can replace a large number of conventional cameras and significantly reduce equipment and installation costs. It also has a mechanical ICR (IR-cut filter) designed to filter out infrared light to provide very clear daylight image and recordable video in the night.

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