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Redvision’s VEGA™ 2010, rugged camera housing includes a PoE-driven wiper option. The wiper removes rain and dirt from the housing’s camera window, ensuring a clear view, whatever the weather conditions.

Not surprisingly, the wiper has made the VEGA™ 2010 the first-choice camera housing for outdoor and rugged camera installations in the UK, where wet weather is a reality. “We have many VEGA™ 2010’s fitted on top of CCTV towers, exposed to the elements”, explains Stephen Lightfoot, Technical Director of Redvision.

Polycarbonate camera window and Visor Extension

A housing without a wiper is useless in exposed applications like these, as the inevitable rain, or a build-up of grime, will eventually compromise the camera view. Crime doesn’t stop when it rains, so installers must allow for it! We have also developed a tough, pedestal, mounting bracket for the VEGA™ 2010, which fits directly to the tower top.”

Like the wall bracket, it protects and hides cabling from the weather and possible vandal attack. Other modular options for the VEGA™ 2010 include a polycarbonate camera window and Visor Extension.” The VEGA™ 2010 is made from tough, die-cast aluminium, finished with a marine-grade plating, followed by a durable powder-coating.

It is cable-managed, with an integral junction box. Wiring connections are made within the housing and brackets using ‘easy-connect’, cable terminals. This ensures the VEGA™ 2010 is IP67 weather-proof rated and IK10 impact rated for vandal-resistance. This makes it ideal for installations in tough and demanding environments and why it has been used in prison, marine, transport, industrial and many other public space applications already.

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