Pro-Vision is a CCTV, access control and public address equipment distributor
The product is supplied ready to install as a dome but easily converts into a ball PTZ camera by removing the top cover

Pro-Vision Distribution, the UK distributor of branded CCTV and access control equipment, is pleased to announce that it can now offer customers Redvision’s new 40x optical zoom domes.

Simon Davies, Internal Sales Manager for Pro-Vision told us, “The new RVX40 has enhanced low-light performance and improved resolution whilst retaining the popular X-SERIES™ rugged, outdoor design. It is supplied ready to install as a dome but easily converts into a ball PTZ camera by removing the top cover. The RVX40-SERIES™ uses a 1/4" CCD sensor with exceptional low-light sensitivity and 670TVL resolution for clear, precise images. It has wiper, IR light and Dual Light (combined IR and white light) options. Night time surveillance is enabled with IR or white light, ultra-efficient, LED illumination. The IR illumination allows covert operation and the white light enables operators to identify, spotlight and track intruders.”

Simon continued, “Each camera has 100 pre-sets, 8 tours and up to 24 privacy masks to meet application and legal requirements. The RVX40 camera’s impressive 40x optical and 12x digital zoom delivers effective long-range scene surveillance. The IR version can provide illumination up to 100m and facial recognition over 30m. The Dual Light IRWL version also has a 100m illumination range in both light modes and will toggle between IR and white light on alarm activation, pre-sets or manually.”

Pro-Vision is a CCTV, access control and public address equipment distributor. Supplying the trade with branded equipment and associated security products. They are authorised distributors for AMG, Bosch, Dallmeier, Dedicated Micros, D-Link, Exacq, Fujinon, IDIS, JVC, LG, LiLin, Mirasys, Panasonic, Pelco, Pentax, Redvision, Samsung, Veracity, Xtralis, BPT, Nortech, PAC, Siemens and many other major manufacturers.

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