Affordable entry-level cameras from Dallmeier

Issue 2/3 2023 Surveillance, Products & Solutions

Dallmeier has introduced the ‘E’ version of the DOMERA camera family. The cameras are particularly suitable for projects where high image quality at a low price is a priority, but where, for example, AI support for video analytics is not required.

The two cameras RDF5120DN (E) and RDF5140DN (E) offer high image quality with 2 MP and 5 MP resolution respectively, providing detailed images even in low light conditions. The WDR (wide-dynamic range) function ensures optimum recording of scenes with very bright and very dark areas. In addition, the camera's optional built-in 180-degree adaptive IR LED light provides clear black and white images with excellent contrast, even in total darkness.

Users benefit from the many advantages of the DOMERA family, thanks to the modular system with various mounting options. Channel partners and installers can not only cover dome camera application scenarios, but also replace outdoor, box and bullet cameras. This offers many advantages, such as significantly better protection against spiders and better lighting thanks to the camera's own IR illumination. Channel partners will also be pleased with the Dallmeier RPoD (Remote Positioning Dome), which allows the lens to be remotely adjusted in three axes. This allows technicians to easily install the camera and quickly adjust the recorded scene from anywhere if requirements or customer preferences change. Time-consuming fine-tuning of the lens on a ladder or lift is now a thing of the past. In addition, the cameras support H.264/H.265 video compression and, thanks to ONVIF Profile S support, can be integrated into a wide range of video management systems (VMS).


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