Visionhitech security cameras integrate with Pixim Seawolf
June 13, 2011
From: Security World Hotel
Visionhitech Americas, Inc. of Irvine, California has introduced new security cameras integrating Seawolf, Pixim's latest chip technology.
Visionhitech has developed a Seawolf-powered outdoor
vandal dome (VD70D88) that is only 3" in diameter as well as a
dual-voltage, true day night box camera (VC58D88).
Through Seawolf, Visionhitech's new security cameras offer 690 HTVL effective resolution and the industry's proven best wide dynamic range. In addition, Seawolf-based security cameras require just 0.1 lux of illumination to produce usable, colour images at a full 30 frames per second.
"Our Seawolf-powered cameras give end users the flexibility they need in their applications while reducing costs. For instance, the small size of the VD70D88 lends itself well to elevator and bus applications. Since it's not easily damaged, it can be placed almost anywhere," explains Scott Hamasaki, president of Visionhitech Americas. "The VC58D88 box camera has an IR cut filter that provides optimal color in daytime and fully realises the low light sensitivity at night. Plus, with its dual-voltage capabilities, you can select AC power to take advantage of smaller diameter wire or DC power which enables you to easily provide backup power using a PSU/Charger with battery."
"Seawolf-powered cameras are changing the security camera market," says John Monti, Pixim's vice president of marketing and business development. "Pixim's single board camera modules based on the Seawolf chip make it easier for manufacturers to develop compact camera formats. But don't let the size of the camera fool you; all Seawolf cameras produce high quality images in any lighting condition from strong daylight to lowlight."
Through Seawolf, Visionhitech's new security cameras offer 690 HTVL effective resolution and the industry's proven best wide dynamic range. In addition, Seawolf-based security cameras require just 0.1 lux of illumination to produce usable, colour images at a full 30 frames per second.
"Our Seawolf-powered cameras give end users the flexibility they need in their applications while reducing costs. For instance, the small size of the VD70D88 lends itself well to elevator and bus applications. Since it's not easily damaged, it can be placed almost anywhere," explains Scott Hamasaki, president of Visionhitech Americas. "The VC58D88 box camera has an IR cut filter that provides optimal color in daytime and fully realises the low light sensitivity at night. Plus, with its dual-voltage capabilities, you can select AC power to take advantage of smaller diameter wire or DC power which enables you to easily provide backup power using a PSU/Charger with battery."
"Seawolf-powered cameras are changing the security camera market," says John Monti, Pixim's vice president of marketing and business development. "Pixim's single board camera modules based on the Seawolf chip make it easier for manufacturers to develop compact camera formats. But don't let the size of the camera fool you; all Seawolf cameras produce high quality images in any lighting condition from strong daylight to lowlight."
