ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION Flexible Remote Management
VPort 36-2L Series 1080P, day-and-night, rugged box IP cameras
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EM Automatic is pleased to announce that we are now an official distributor of the Ewon Netbiter range of remote management units.
These devices enable users to control, monitor and data log their applications using a “bolt-on”, high quality and flexible product.
The Netbiter range will communicate with devices via RS232/485, TCP/IP Ethernet
or directly using its’ on board I/O. With 3 versions available, 2G with Ethernet, 3G with Ethernet or Ethernet only the Netbiter offers a flexible remote management addition to your existing or future applications.
• Remote management of your field equipment • 2G/3G and or Ethernet connectivity • RS232/485 & TCP/IP Communications • On board I/O • Full remote web platform for monitoring, control and data logging
OEM u 0116 2849900 u
www.oem.co.uk
The VPort 36-2L rugged 1080P (1920 x 1080) box IP cameras are specially designed for mission-critical and extreme weather environments. The cameras have two kinds of built-in P-iris zoom lenses, 3 to 9 mm and 10 to 23 mm. They support remote zoom and focus control via an IP network, providing convenience and simplicity for camera operation, and feature a wide -40 to 75°C operating temperature range (-T models) and industrial-grade EMC (EMI/ Surge Level 3) protection.
The VPort 36-2L cameras are suitable for the kind of industrial and outdoor environments found with oil & gas, rail, and ITS applications. In addition, the VPort 36-2L supports a light sensor and ICR (IR-cut filter removable) for day & night viewing, advanced WDR (wide dynamic range), and DNR (digital noise reduction), allowing the VPort 36-2L to produce good quality images even in extreme sunlight conditions.
Moxa Europe GmbH Einsteinstraße 7, 85716 Unterschleißheim, Germany +49 8937003990
silke.boysen-korya@
moxa.com www.moxa.com
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