[New foreign products] PoE extended dome camera

PoE extended dome camera

As shown in the figure, the new Wisenet PoE expansion camera is designed to install two cameras within a range of 80 meters from each other, which can save installation personnel time and installation costs.

For retrofit applications that require additional cameras, the system integrator simply replaces the Wisenet camera with a PoE Extender camera and then reinstalls it in the new camera position. At this time, the two devices can share the same cable. The manufacturer stated that the new 2-megapixel and 5-megapixel PoE extended indoor and outdoor dome cameras can support all PoE cameras within the range of Wisenet. They provide a solution for new installations that can reduce network ports and switches. Quantity and the number of cables required.

The installer can also choose to connect other PoE-enabled devices to the Wisenet PoE extension camera, such as auxiliary lighting units, I/O controllers or PIR sensors.

The four new dome cameras all have built-in infrared LEDs, which can illuminate objects up to 50m away, and have a digital image stabilization (DIS) function, which can help achieve clarity by reducing motion blur caused by wind or vibration. Stable image. All products have a wide dynamic range (WDR); the performance of the 2-megapixel model is up to 150dB, and the performance of the 5-megapixel model is up to 120dB to generate images from a scene containing a mixture of light and dark areas, which is usually the case Causes the image to be overexposed or underexposed.

These cameras are part of the Wisenet X Plus series, which magnetically lock the sensor module in the dome. The waterproof gland can be used to embed the network cable with the RJ45 plastic embedded device, eliminating the need to remake the cable end. Before installation, technicians can configure the IP network settings without removing the camera module from the package,

The new camera has license-free professional analysis functions, such as direction detection, virtual line, entry/exit, appearance/disappearance and wandering detection. The audio analysis function can identify key sounds, such as explosions, screams and broken glass, and then generate alarms to enable emergency services to respond.

The processing power of the chipset at the core of the new cameras enables them to support edge-based people counting, heat map and queue management applications. These are used by retailers, art galleries and museums to understand customer behavior and improve efficiency, and can also choose to display the captured data on the centralized dashboard of the Wisenet Retail Insight (v2.0) business intelligence solution.