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Samsung Techwin is launching a new line of high performance video surveillance cameras that feature an outstanding 700 TVL resolution, True Day/Night capability, de-fogging technology, 0.1 lux minimum illumination, and a host of additional features. The new analogue camera line-up includes vari-focal dome, fixed dome and box style configurations.

The new cameras are designed for premium resolution and includes Samsung Super Noise Reduction that delivers an excellent Signal to Noise (S/N) ratio of 52dB, and advanced features such as motion detection, backlight compensation, highlight compensation, and privacy masking. Both the SCD-2082 and SCB-2004 cameras can be powered over Coax (Pelco-C Coaxitron) or 12V DC / 24V AC power.

“As we continue to enhance and expand our product portfolio to meet a wider range of professional video surveillance applications, Samsung continues to address the diverse needs of the market with high performance, competitively-priced solutions for both analogue and IP users,” said Frank De Fina, Samsung's Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, North America. “Our new line of high resolution analogue cameras provide superior image quality with exceptional value.”

The SCD-2082 is a dome camera with a DC auto iris 3.6x vari-focal lens (2.8 ~ 10mm). It has a 94.4° to 28° horizontal field of view and a 69.2° to 21° vertical field of view. The camera can pan from 0° to 352° and tilt from 0° to 73°. Its rotation range is from 0° to 348°. The SCD-2022 dome camera features a 3.9mm fixed lens with a 78? horizontal field of view and a 59? vertical field of view. The camera can pan from 0° to 352° and tilt from 0° to 75°. The SCB-2004 is a box camera designed for use with manual or auto iris (DC) lenses and both C and CS type mounts.

Samsung’s new lineup of 700 TVL resolution cameras are currently available.

For more information, visit www.samsung-security.com.

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