GPRS Enabled Security Camera from OSIL
OSIL offers a new quad band GPRS camera system to the marketplace for site security and asset management. The static, low power system is capable of sending a still color (2 megapixel) image via MMS, email or by FTP to a browser or to a customized website. Pictures can be taken on demand when the camera is sent an activation trigger/request by SMS, telephone, email or web browser, in addition to regular pictures take on a timed schedule, or when the optional motion-activated PIR sensor is triggered.
The camera is housed in a vandal proof IP67 enclosure that can be equipped with a variety of interchangeable lenses to suit various applications (narrow, wide angle, low light, normal light). The camera can be setup wirelessly using the integrated Bluetooth communication, and there is an internal GPS sensor that allows for location tracking, making installation/configuration easier in hazardous/hard to reach areas.
The camera is powered by a 12v lead acid battery which can be linked with a solar panel backup/trickle charge. The power consumption of the system is less than 200mW when idle, and an early low power warning is sent automatically by SMS or email allowing for on-site maintenance to be scheduled in advance. The camera has a backup internal storage for up to 100,000 images and can be linked with additional analogue sensors or networks.
www.osil.co.uk
(As published in the June 2014 edition of Marine Technology Reporter - http://www.marinetechnologynews.com/Magazine)
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- Several Contracts for DOF Subsea page: 8
- Subsea: Standardization is the New Innovation page: 10
- Subsea Risk Management in Real Time page: 12
- Maersk Computer Game to Spark Students' Interest in Science page: 14
- FORCE: Tidal Project Begins Construction on Subsea Platform page: 18
- AUVs are Central to Lisbon Security Program page: 18
- Study: Rising Sea Level Puts 150 Million at Risk page: 22
- Insights into Inertial Sensor Technology page: 26
- ONR and the Culture of Innovation and Invention page: 30
- Preparing Engineers for Lucrative Ocean Related Careers page: 38
- C-MAR DP Training in Brazil page: 40
- Exceptional Imagery via Bluefin Robotics AUV & Sonardyne Solstice page: 42
- Oil Majors Increasingly Employ eLearning Tools page: 44
- VectorNav Launches VN-300 page: 53
- Trelleborg Debuts Thermal Insulation Portfolio page: 54
- Subsea Camera from Battelle page: 55
- MacArtney Launches LUXUS Dropplate page: 55
- WFS: Improved Subsea Video Camera page: 56
- GPRS Enabled Security Camera from OSIL page: 56
- Sonar Image Stabilization – A Powerful Tool page: 57
- Bowtech Releases New Tooling Camera Range page: 57
- Imenco and High Resolution Subsea Digital Imaging page: 57
- Axis: New Security Cameras page: 58
- New Submersible Pressure Sensor from AST page: 59
- Sonardyne System to Monitor North Sea CO2 Leaks page: 59