New Geutebruck G Cam E Cameras Cut Installation Costs

New Geutebruck G Cam E Cameras Cut Installation Costs

  • Mar 22, 2013

New Geutebruck G Cam E Cameras Cut Installation CostsGeutebruck’s new G-Cam/E range of HD cameras are designed for quicker, cheaper, safer installation and adjustment.  There are box, bullet, fixed dome and PTZ dome models for all types of professional monitoring applications, for indoors or out, with or without one-click AF.  All have 1/2.7” CMOS image sensors, support H.264 and MJPEG, offer HD1080P resolution and day/night operation with removable cut filters for optimum light sensitivity and color reproduction. 

New Geutebruck G Cam E Cameras Cut Installation CostsNot only are these cameras simple to install, but you can set them up without taking your laptop up the ladder.  After drilling holes and mounting a G-Cam/E series camera, you just plug a tiny, pocket-sized service screen into its analog output and set the viewing angle. Then, you can close the housing and adjourn to the relative comfort of a workstation or control room.  There you assign the IP address, take New Geutebruck G Cam E Cameras Cut Installation Costsadvantage of the remote-controlled, motorized lens to adjust the image quality, and run the Geutebruck video system’s CamCheck feature to create a reference image from each camera.  This image not only lets you document the installation for approval purposes, but also facilitate quality control checks and system quality certification. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information please visit http://www.geutebrueck.com/.


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