Pegasus Products’ New Cameras Integrate Pixim's Seawolf Chip

  • Sep 26, 2011

Pixim Inc., a provider of imaging chips for enterprise security cameras, announced that Pegasus Products has introduced four new cameras that integrate the Seawolf chip. Models include indoor box (PCC-WDR), ATM (PCCMINI-WDR), turret (PDCC-WDRT) and bullet (PVBHRDN-WDR) cameras. Rounding out the line, a new vandal dome (PDCVWDR-2812) will be added in October.

Seawolf cameras by Pegasus Products feature wide dynamic range and are specified at an effective resolution of 690 HTVL. In addition, the cameras require 0.1 lux of illumination to produce accurate color images at a full 30 fps.

"All the lighting issues faced by our customers, whether its dim light, variable light or high contrast light, can be solved by our new Seawolf-based cameras," said Rich Morgan, general manager of Pegasus Products. "We are excited to be able to round out our camera offerings with these innovative, all-lighting cameras."

"Through Pegasus Products, value-conscious end users will gain all the capabilities of Seawolf cameras at a competitive price," said Joe Peery, Pixim's director of channel development.

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