Videotec’s Ulisse compact HD now full HD

The field-proven and reliable outdoor Ulisse compact HD PTZ camera is now available in full HD 1080p, providing excellent high definition video quality for demanding security applications, including: traffic and highway control, borders, stadiums and industrial surveillance, prisons, military installation and perimeter surveillance. The day/night camera incorporates a 20 times optical zoom lens and is able to accurately identify specific scene details. Flexible control of pan/tilt/zoom functions allows
May 30, 2014 Read time: 1 min
Videotec’s Ulisse full HD PTZ camera
The field-proven and reliable outdoor Ulisse compact HD PTZ camera from 1950 Videotec is now available in full HD 1080p, providing excellent high definition video quality for demanding security applications, including: traffic and highway control, borders, stadiums and industrial surveillance, prisons, military installation and perimeter surveillance.

The day/night camera incorporates a 20 x optical zoom lens and is able to accurately identify specific scene details.  

Flexible control of pan/tilt/zoom functions allows image transmission over Ethernet with H.264/AVC and MJPEG compression, certified ONVIF, Profile S.

The camera’s day/night functionality delivers high image quality in low light conditions, while the optional integrated LED illuminator delivers round-the-clock clear images of the area. A built-in wiper ensures images are always clear, and a wide choice of washer kits are available.
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