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Samsung Techwin America

SIR-4160

Samsung Techwin’s SIR-4160 IR camera features fifth-generation DSP image processing technology. The compact indoor/outdoor unit is equipped with 600 TV lines of color resolution, a 1/3-inch HAD color CCD and a built-in 3.6x varifocal lens. The camera controls up to 32 LEDs and views objects up to 131 feet away in darkness. The product provides day/night IR-cut filter removal, noise reduction technology and a super dynamic range feature.


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