IP Camera utilizes infrared illumination.
April 29, 2008 -
Combining vandal-resistant construction and IP connectivity, Model EX36 delivers networked surveillance in high-risk environments. IP Infrared Imaging utilizes 940 nm infrared illumination to deliver optimal images day or night, integrating seamlessly with existing IP network infrastructure. Able to tilt 45°, Model EX36 allows surveillance of entire room, including area directly below camera, making it suited for prisons, hospitals, and government housing authorities.
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Original Press release
Extreme CCTV Surveillance Systems
3021 Underhill Avenue
Burnaby, , V5A 3C2
Canada
Extreme CCTV Releases New EX36 IP Camera
Extreme CCTV releases the EX36 IP camera, combining performance optics, vandal resistant construction and IP connectivity to deliver networked surveillance at high-risk environments. EX36 IP features IP Infrared Imaging (i3), which harnesses the power of infrared illumination to deliver outstanding images day or night, integrating seamlessly with existing IP network infrastructure. An innovative 45° tilt allows vandal-resistant surveillace of an entire room including the area directly below the camera, while 940nm infrared illumination enables covert night-time imaging under any lighting condition. Delivering high quality imaging with lower bandwidth than standard IP cameras, EX36 IP meets the security needs of various locations including prisons, hospitals and government housing authorities. Visit www.ExtremeCCTV.com for more information.
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