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Anti-ligature corner dome

Vivotek has released its two latest anti-ligature corner dome network cameras with fixed lenses, the CD8371-HNVF2 and varifocal lens CD8371-HNTV. Both 3–megapixel corner dome network cameras feature an anti-grip design, robust IK10+ housing and built-in invisible 940 nm IR illuminators, undetectable by the human eye.

The cameras are specially designed for high security environments, such as prisons, holding cells, psychiatric wards, mental hospitals, and correctional institutions, and can both reduce the possibility of self-harm and simultaneously protect the safety of institutional staff.

With anti-ligature edges, the camera can prevent against self-harm and even suicide. Designed to be installed in the upper corner of a cell, the corner dome cameras also allow security officers to see any event in cells, with wide angle horizontal FOV (up to 108°) and vertical FOV (up to 79°). Moreover, each device is armed with a vandal-proof IK10+ rated and weather-proof IP66 rated housing, enabling the camera’s body to withstand water and protect against vandalism or tampering.

It is also equipped with shock detection and advanced tampering detection in case cameras suffer attack. Thanks to two-way audio and a built-in microphone, sound can also be clearly monitored and recorded from up to 5 metres away.

As professional day and night cameras, the CD8371-HNVF2 and CD8371-HNTV features built-in 940 nm IR illuminators effective up to 10 metres which operate completely invisibly and guarantee security in total darkness. These cameras also include WDR Pro, which captures both dark and bright areas of an image and combines the differences to create a highly realistic representation of the original scene.

Furthermore, they also deploy SNV (Supreme Night Visibility) technology to ensure high quality images even under low-light conditions. This superior visibility further enables the cameras to eliminate unexpected incidents and to deliver high-level security around the clock to areas of critical importance.

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