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Long Range outdoor PTZ cctv

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Im looking for a long range (1,000m+) outdoor PTZ cctv system.

 

Can anyone steer me in the right direction?

 

Also im trying to get rough pricing on the GVS1000. Anyone can guide me?

 

Thanks

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If you are looking for imaging at long ranges I would suggest Ascendent Technology Group

 

Here is a comparison of Bosch (Extreme CCTV) GVS1000 and Ascendents Simga

 

GVS-1000

25-1500mm lens (with 2X)

1.2 km max using 4 IR illuminators (ZX700 only 2000 hours ) Expensive to operate

1/2 CCD

 

Pan Range ± 215º

Tilt Range ± 90º

Pan Speed 0.3º to 8º per second

Tilt Speed 0.1º to 4.5º per second

Repeatability 0.25º

 

Ascendent Sigma Series If you need a PDF send me a PM

25-1500mm lens (with 2X) optional 20-2000mm with 2x IR corrected

3,3 km max using 1 laser illuminator (ASC-3000LIR MTFB 10,000 hours ) 500% longer life time

1/2 CCD

 

Drive Unit Integral pan / tilt brushless motor drive micro step, pan and tilt

Pan angle and speed 360° continuous pan | Variable speed: up to 90º

Tilt angle and speed up to 75° | Variable speed: 0.1º to 90º per second

Speed Control Closed loop electronics

Preset Accuracy Better than 0.1°

Proportional P/T to Zoom position Yes: Automatically adjusts speed with zoom for accurate pan tilt zoom

 

Ascedent also has a Terra series which can see up to 8km at night using 2 lase active IR illumiantors.

 

Ascendent offers complete customization so if you are interested in this camera for just day time I would suggest asking them to build you one with a 1/3 CCD rather then a 1/2 and and ask them to not include the illumiantors that will give you longer range using the same lens. They can also integrate video analytics for automatic tracking and build a system using FLIR or cantronics thermal imagers.

 

 

http://www.ascendentgroup.com/

 

 

 

 

http://www.ascendentgroup.com/

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