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February 2009 Surveillance

Elvey Security Technologies has announced the arrival of VisionPrime LDP-LE920XI day/night bullet camera.

Valerie Bingham, product manager of Elvey Security Technologies, says the camera is the ultimate monitoring solution for challenging environments. “This night vision camera allows for the monitoring and securing of high-risk and challenging areas such as building entrances and perimeters. It is also the answer for the protection of warehouse goods because of its ability to provide detailed imagery in complete darkness situations using cutting-edge infrared light technology.”

Constructed from hard-wearing aluminium, its tough outer casing protects an ultra high-tech inner, namely a Sony 1/3” Super ExView HAD high-resolution colour CCD chip, from not only inclement weather but vandalism.

Further, the camera has a special split glass design. This allows for the minimisation of halo effects caused by the reflection of infrared beams emitted by the LED back to the lens, which Bingham says has long been a problem in standard cameras with IR LED.

For more information contact Kenny Chiu, marketing manager, Elvey Security Technologies, +27 (0)11 401 6700, [email protected]

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