System Camera
Features
Class leading radiation tolerance
Pan, tilt, zoom, video and power over three twisted pairs
Radiation Tolerant Telemetry
One 19" sub-rack to control up to 8 cameras
8 channel lighting and microphone sub-racks
RS-485 control of sub-racks
Change cameras without adjustment
Software protocol and hardware can address up to 128 channels of cameras and lighting
Seismic qualification available
Captions at the source
Modular design for easy assembly/install
Simple cable
Integral version available
Applications
Process monitoring
Safe guard surveillance
In-containment viewing
Waste management
Guidance and posting
Mirion Technologies is the world’s most experienced supplier of large turnkey television surveillance systems to the world's nuclear industry. Major multi-camera radiation tolerant system installations are an essential part of the process monitoring requirements for nuclear power stations and waste handling facilities. New safety requirements relating to plant life extensions and new power plant construction demand the use of television systems to continuously monitor machinery and key plant areas within secondary containment.
The R981/C981 camera range has been specifically designed to suit these large multi-camera configurations. Alternatively, single camera channels can be supplied as ideal inspection and surveillance tools.

• Product Description: 8020 Series IR Camera

Features:

12 IR LEDs (30M IR range).

Built-in 6 / 8mm lens (optional).

Weatherproof rating: IP66.

Cable goes through the bracket.

Specification:

Model	NLD-8024	NLD-8028	NLD-8022	NLD-8020
Image Sensor	1/3" Sony Super HAD CCD			1/4" Sharp CCD
Signal System	PAL / NTSC
Resolution	540TVL	480TVL	420TVL	420TVL
Minimum Illumination	0 Lux / F1.2 ( IR on )
IR Range	30 M
Lens Mount	6 / 8mm ( optional )
Sync System	Internal
S / N Ratio	48dB ( AGC OFF )
White Balance	ATW / AWC switchable
Gain Control	AGC ON / OFF switchable
Electronic Shutter	NTSC: 1/60~1/120,000sec PAL: 1/50~1/120,000sec
B.L.C. Function	ON / OFF switchable
Video Output	Composite 1.0V p-p at 75 ohm
Gamma Correction	0.45
Supplied Voltage	DC12V, 500mA
Operation Temperature	- 20 to + 50 degree
Operation Humidity	Within 85% RH

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Home video surveillance used to be an expensive proposition, but the prices have really come down on security cameras, and you can even get a wireless internet security camera that is a snap to install (if you can plug in a USB cable and click a few buttons, you can install one).

The Panasonic wireless camera shown here can be used as a nany cam (watch how your babysitter interacts with your kids when you’re not home), as part of a security system (while it’s also good to have a burglar alarm that will call the cops if anyone trespasses, a camera can be a great way to catch an image of the thief), or even to make sure your pets aren’t getting into trouble! (The description of this camera at Amazon actually totes its uses for monitoring pets.)

In the past, security cameras have just recorded video onto a VHS tape that you could watch when you got home. With an internet camera, it’s a whole different story. You can access the feed live from your PC at work or an internet cafe across the world. You can even check in on an internet-enabled cell phone! That’s one of the great benefits of a wireless internet security camera, as compared to a traditional video surveillance system. The ability to check in any time from anywhere and watch a live feed makes it really valuable.

This Panasonic wireless internet security camera is less than $300 at Amazon. As long as you have a broadband network at home (most internet cameras won’t work with dial-up), you shouldn’t need to get any additional hardware to make this puppy work.

Features:

High Resolution Color Box Camera

Automatic Iris (AI)

Low illumination

High S/N Ratio

Backlight Compensation

DC Drive /Video Drive Switch Control
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January 13th, 2009

Living in a digital age has allowed us to do many things, including the ability to connect devises without the use of wires, namely WiFi. WiFi is used in home networks, mobile phones, video games and other electronic devices including WiFi security cameras. Access to information is made easier and physical restraints that wiring can bring are eliminated.

WiFi security cameras can be widely found and companies such as D-link and Linksey manufacture these devices that are able to transmit images to monitors over WiFi networks. How it works is video signals flow over a wireless LAN and then into a video server or PC. It is advantages in many industries as it can be set up much faster than traditional wired security cameras. Used in courts, banks, shopping malls, hotels and other public facilities such as lifts and parking areas, a WiFi security camera is beneficial in sense that officials and owners can keep an eye on their property and remove people who step out of line.

Choosing And Using A WiFi Security Camera System

When investing in a WiFi security camera, whether it is for the home or a company, as technical as it may sound, choosing and installing that difficult.

When purchasing one, choose one that is compatible with 802.11b or 802.11g WiFi networks. This is important as some manufacturers of WiFi security cameras may claim that the camera is wireless when in fact it utilizes proprietary radio for wireless transmission and may possibly not work with your network.

WiFi security software can be downloaded off websites or be purchased, but most software comes with the WiFi security camera itself. They include brands such as iPIG WiFi Hotspot VPN Security, AccessPatrol and Outpost Security Suite Pro.

When installing the WiFi security camera consider the following. Although WiFi camera can run on batteries, it might be much better to identify an electrical power source. So instead of relying on batteries that can easily run flat, it is more practical to use an AC power source as back up.

WiFi security cameras are made for indoor use. Deciding to place them outdoors might require you to place them in a weather covering to prevent water damage. At the end of the day it is an electronic and water that finds its way into the cameras parts might be destructive.

Also important, check for potential RF interference such as microwaves that could corrupt its operation and lastly, employ encryption and authentication to increase WiFi security.

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I mean you get everything you need to see who's at the door before you get up off the couch. Never open the door to a stranger again! Or, watch over your sleeping baby, check out back to see what that noise was in the alley, watch over your driveway at night and more - all right on your existing TV (any TV in the house!)

First off, you get a NightWatch Wireless Camera (normally $89.99) that functions 24/7 and a Video Receiver (normally $39.99). It's simple. Hook your Video Receiver up to your TV's RCA input (Anyone that has ever had a VCR is familiar with this). Then simply mount your Wireless Camera with the two included screws ANYWHERE you want to see what's going on and you're done - 5 MINUTES TOPS! Just line up the antennas, and you've got crystal clear video. It even works through walls, floors and doors!

And this camera is so versatile that it works by just the dim glow of your porch light at night or even in the bright afternoon sunlight. It truly is a 24-hour camera system. There are literally thousands of uses!

JUST TURN ON YOUR TV AND YOU'RE IN BUSINESS!

But there's more...

At X10, we've been building remotes for decades. In fact, we manufacture remotes for some of the biggest names in electronics - Philips, Zenith, RCA, etc. They even sell X10-made remotes at Best Buy! So as a FREE BONUS GIFT, we are also giving you an X10 Universal Remote (normally $39.99) that works with your TV, DVR, Cable Box, VCR, X10 Automation Gear and SO MUCH MORE! Finally, get rid of all that CLUTTER on your coffee table and use just ONE REMOTE!

WAIT! We're NOT DONE! We are giving you an X10 Transceiver.

What in the world is a Transceiver? It's the heart of any X10 Home Automation System. With it, you will be able to turn on or off ANY lamp or standard appliance in the house with the click of your remote! Trust us, once you try this, you will be addicted and back for more! The possibilities are ENDLESS!

Oh, and did we mention FREE SHIPPING? It's true, we'll ship it to your doorstep free of charge! BEAT THAT!

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