Sony Electronics Inc.

SNC-HM662 360 degree hemispheric-view dome IP camera

SNC-HM662 360 degree hemispheric-view dome IP camera

The SNC-HM662 360 degree hemispheric-view dome IP camera makes it possible for users to have five megapixel (MP), high-resolution video and a 360-degree view of an area with just one camera. The SNC-HM662 is ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments such as retail outlets, campuses and commercial buildings. It helps users eliminate blind spots and enhance situational awareness. The SNC-HM662 features a 360-degree panomorph lens and is certified as an ImmerVision Enables solution.

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