The ConteraIP MicroDome Duo LX features twin multi-megapixel cameras in a compact housing, and is ideal for a variety of professional indoor/outdoor surveillance requirements. Applications include coverage of a hallway or walkway, monitoring POS terminals or ATMs, or for viewing of a single wide area or two distinct regions.
ConteraIP MicroDome Duo LX is available with a choice of 4-, 10-, or 16-megapixel (MP) resolutions. These cameras provide an all-in-one solution for capturing wide area video surveillance while maximizing the field-of-view and reducing the total number of cameras required saving installers time and end users money.
The ConteraIP MicroDome Duo LX is ideal for applications with challenging lighting conditions regardless the time of day, supported by dual day/night mechanical IR cut filters. For clear color images in low-light, NightView offers strong low-light sensitivity for capturing details in extremely poor-lit scenes. Power can be supplied via a single PoE (IEEE 802.3af) compliant network cable or via an 12-48V DC/24V AC power supply.
The installer-friendly ConteraIP MicroDome Duo LX enclosure shortens the installation process. ConteraIP MicroDome Duo LX is designed for demanding environments. Certified to rigorous dust and water tests, the camera carries an IP66 rating. The rugged dome housing is IK-10 rated to withstand the equivalent of 55 kg (120 lbs) of force for vandal-prone applications.
AV Costar™ was the first to bring H.264 to the mainstream market and recently developed SNAPstream™ (Smart Noise Adaptation and Processing) technology for reducing bandwidth without impacting image quality. Today we are proud to offer our next generation H.265 with SNAPstream+ smart codec capable of delivering high quality video while saving over 50% of the data rate to reduce or prevent strain on the network.
The ConteraIP MicroDome Duo LX is ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) Profile S, G, and T compliant, providing interoperability between network video products regardless of manufacturer.
