This system comprises four 5MP cameras positioned so that their viewing angles perfectly align, offering a 180° panoramic image for the AV 20185 model or a 360° image for the 20365 model. This allows us to monitor a wide area with a single camera, providing a much more natural and pleasant view than multiple overlapping cameras. We'll have a complete view, and it also allows us to open several configurable windows with digital zoom, enabling us to observe even the smallest details without losing perspective of the entire environment. This solves the problem of speed domes, where focusing on one detail obscures the rest. It is specifically designed for use in large spaces: plazas, outdoor parking lots, gas stations, soccer fields, music events, etc.—generally anywhere we want to cover a wide area without losing detail and with a resolution that allows for high-resolution digital zoom in post-production analysis.
It consists of five cameras, each with a 1/2.5" sensor and a 5MP resolution; with a resolution per sensor of 2592 x 1944, allowing for a total resolution of up to 10240 x 1920 pixels. (Different resolution levels and pixel counts are selectable.)
It uses H.264 and MJPEG compression (with 21 adjustable quality levels), with bit rate control from 100 Kbps to 10 Mbps.
For improved light handling, it features intelligent automatic backlight compensation and multi-matrix white balance. For low-light situations, it has a "binned" function that allows color sensitivity down to 0.15 lux. It also includes a Moonlight function to extend exposure and reduce noise.
Programmable masking areas are available.
The camera has an external and internal housing with a heater and fan, allowing it to operate in temperatures ranging from -30°C to +60°C.
It is powered by 24 VAC and PoE (803.3at).
It measures 175 mm x 166 mm and weighs 1.75 kg.
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