New illuminator from Raytec delivers panoramic illumination

Raytec’s new range of Panoramic Ultra infra-red illuminators is designed for all PTZ dome, wide angle and multi-sensor cameras covering a large area. It provides powerful wide angle 180-degree illumination to allow these cameras to generate outstanding images at night, at distances up to 150 metres and beyond – all from one illuminator.
November 13, 2015 Read time: 1 min

4062 Raytec’s new range of Panoramic Ultra infra-red illuminators is designed for all PTZ dome, wide angle and multi-sensor cameras covering a large area. It provides powerful wide angle 180-degree illumination to allow these cameras to generate outstanding images at night, at distances up to 150 metres and beyond – all from one illuminator.

Panoramic Ultra utilises the very latest high power LEDs with holographic lensing and hot-spot reduction technology to generate longer illumination distances while eliminating hotspots caused by over exposure at close range, making it suitable for illuminating subjects at different depths of scene.

Detection, Monitoring & Machine Vision

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