Samsung Debuts New Vandal-Resistant Dome Camera and Weatherproof IR Bullet Camera

· By zack duncan · Camera Types & Features, Security Industry & Product News

Updated October 1, 2012

Samsung Debuts New Vandal-Resistant Dome Camera and Weatherproof IR Bullet Camera

Samsung Techwin America has just debuted the all new SCV-3082 vandal-resistant dome camera along with the new SCO-3080R weather-proof IR bullet camera. These are both next-gen cameras that feature 650 lines of premium resolution, Wide Dynamic Range and SSNRIII (2D + 3D Samsung Super Noise Reduction). Each camera is also designed to withstand harsh outdoor weather conditions and features a ton of functions and technologies that allow them to work in a variety of lighting conditions.

The SCV-3082 is a high-performance, vandal-resistant dome camera that delivers quality images in low-light environments down to 0.1 lux. It also comes with true day/night technology that automatically switches the ICR filter for optimal 24-hour surveillance monitoring and the built-in 2.8-11mm varifocal lens allows for a wide angle viewing range.

This camera’s video analytics functionality, combined with a panning range of 352° and a tilt range of 73°, can assist operators in quickly identifying potential issues. In addition to that, on-board intelligent video analytics include fixed/moved, fence, tracking, detection and counting while the camera can be powered by 12 VDC or 24 VAC and controlled through the coax using the Pelco “C” protocol.

The SCO-3080R is a weather-proof IR bullet camera that captures images in complete darkness at distances of up to 164 feet away. True day/night ICR technology along with an integrated 3.6x auto-iris lens support the demands of 24/7 outdoor surveillance situations, like parking lots, parking garages, construction sites and perimeter fencing.

SSNRIII Samsung Super Noise Reduction also ensures outstanding image quality due to the elimination of image noise in low-light conditions without creating ghosting or blurring. Digital Image Stabilization technology also negates the effects of camera shaking from high winds or building vibrations.

According to Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Samsung Techwin America Frank De Fina, “These new additions to Samsung’s line of outdoor video surveillance cameras provide an affordable and innovative solution for new and retrofit outdoor video surveillance deployments. Samsung will continue to support legacy video surveillance systems with new cameras and recording solutions that enhance the performance oand overall efficiency of their operators.”

Source: Source Security – Samsung Techwin America unveils a vandal-resistant dome camera and a weather-proof IR bullet camera

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