Bosch MIC IP starlight 7100i 2MP PTZ HDR 30x IP68

Bosch's 7100i series camera is an advanced PTZ surveillance platform for mission-critical applications. With starlight imaging technology and excellent lowlight sensitivity, this camera is the perfect solution for robust and high-quality imaging needs. The camera's ruggedised design meets customer expectations in demanding environments that exceed the capabilities of conventional IP cameras. Even in installations subject to harsh conditions and extreme weather, this camera can still provide high-quality video images.

The MIC IP starlight 7100i 2MP Outdoor PTZ Network Camera from Bosch. Featuring a 1/2" 2MP CMOS sensor and a 6.6-198mm motorized zoom lens, the camera captures video at resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps in a 58.3 to 2.1° field of view. The camera delivers color video in lighting conditions as low as 0.0047 lux and uses an automatic IR cut filter to switch from color to B&W for day/night functionality.

An integrated high-speed pan/tilt system provides 360° continuous panning and 290° tilting at up to 120° and 90° per second, respectively. Housed in an IP68- and IK10-rated enclosure , the camera is suitable for use in vandal-prone outdoor locations. Audio input and output ports allow for two-way talk . ONVIF compliance ensures compatibility with a wide range of surveillance devices.

FEATURES

• Starlight camera technology with excellent low-light sensitivity (colour = 0.0053 lx)
• High dynamic range (120 dB) (to see details in bright and dark areas simultaneously)
• Exceptional strength and ruggedness for any outdoor application including traffic monitoring, perimeter protection, city surveillance and mining
• Built-in camera trainer to train the camera to recognise user-specified target objects, such as moving and non-moving objects, to alert operators of unusual scene activity
• Edge intelligence with intelligent tracking and object detection even when the camera is moving
• Optional illuminator with multi-spectrum LEDs that distribute IR light uniformly in the field (up to 550m) to avoid dark spots or an over illuminated scene