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PTZ Dome Cameras PART NO
SVFT-C23-C SVFT-W23-C SVFT-W36-C
SVFT-PRS23C SVFT-PR-WMA
SVFT-UCM
SVFT-USN-PM SVFT-UWM SVFT-WM V24CMB
Videoswitch Vi-D5030A Videoswitch Vi-B12 Videoswitch Vi-B13 Videoswitch Vi-B14 Videoswitch Vi-B15
83 DESCRIPTION VICON SURVEYOR PTZ DOMES
540 Line TDN Internal PTZ Dome c/w 23:1 Zoom Flush Mount incl PSU
540 Line TDN External PTZ Dome c/w 23:1 Zoom Pendant Mount incl PSU
540 Line TDN External PTZ Dome c/w 36:1 Zoom Pendant Mount incl PSU
540 Line TDN External PTZ Dome c/w 23:1 Zoom Pendant Mount incl PSU - Pressurised
Wall Mount Bracket for Pressurised Dome Ceiling Bracket for Surveyor Dome
Pole Mount Swan Neck Bracket for Surveyor Dome Wall Mount Bracket for Surveyor Dome Short Wall Mount Bracket for Surveyor Dome Corner Mount Adaptor for SVFT-UWM VIDEOSWITCH CMOR PTZ DOMES
540Line TDN Ext Dome 30:1 IR LEDs + Wiper, Privacy & PSU Vi-D5000 Series Swan Neck Bracket - 1020mm Vi-D5000 Series Corner Adaptor Vi-D5000 Series Pole Adaptor Vi-D5000 Series Pendant Bracket
1153 1249 1423
1584 146
40
135 89 50 37
499 105 32 32 32
• Coaxial video transmission standard; TCP/IP, fibre and UTP transmission card options
• ViconNet Version 5 (TCP/IP) converts to digital video for viewing and control on Kollector®
Digital Video Recorders and ViconNet workstations
• Fibre-optic option transmits video and control data to fibre optic receivers over long distances
uVIDEOSWITCH - VI-D5030A
The CMOR D5 IR dome features super- reliable stepper motor drive, new high resolution camera and high powered infra- red lamps that focus IR light wherever the camera is directed. The CMOR design provides reliability together with smooth, fast movement and clear images, day and night. A wiper is fitted as standard. Auto tracking is also included as a standard feature.
The innovative design provides up to 300m diameter viewing in complete darkness. The highly efficient and focussed IR lamps track the dome movements ensuring full 360 degree pan and 100 degree tilt coverage.
The amount of light directed to the scene being viewed would require a large amount of lighting using the old 'flood' approach. This means that not only is the picture and range much improved, but the CMOR IR dome is greener too.
• UTP option transmits video up to 3000ft over unshielded twisted pair
• Lowest current draw in its class • DIP-switch selectable competitive camera dome protocols eliminate the need for external translators
• On-board memory retained in housing; designed for easy installation and servicing
uVICON - SVFT £
Fixed Vandal PTZ
t: 01743 440 500 f: 01743 440 700 e-mail:
sales@provision-cctv.com
Domes
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