Eagle Technology highlights infrared camera

March/April 2000 Surveillance

The TF9039 camera distributed by Eagle Technology consists of an IP33 outdoor housing with colour or B/W camera, lens and an infrared illuminator.

Camera performance in zero or low light is top drawer according to Eagle's Nathan Bearman. "During the daytime, the unit functions like a normal camera. When the built-in light sensor detects the ambient light too be lower than 2 lux, the illuminator is activated and the area is bathed in infrared light. It is able to cover an area of 15 m with an angle of 56°," he says.

Several models can be chosen from, with a choice of different lenses and high res (600 TV lines) or normal res cameras (420 TV lines). Measuring 103 x 130 x 159 mm, the TF9039 features an aluminium housing and built-in power supply.

For details contact Nathan Bearman of Eagle Technology on tel: (021) 4234943, fax: (021) 4244637 or e-mail: nathan@eagle.co.za

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