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An Overview Of The D14D DualDome
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The First MOBOTIX Camera With Images Up To 6 Megapixels
As always, MOBOTIX focused on the most sophisticated customer requirements during the
development phase. Compared to the previous D12D model, the D14D features numerous
innovations and significantly improved performance. The system architecture was adjusted
to suit the new microprocessor, which allowed MOBOTIX to double the image rates of the
previous model in terms of megapixel resolution. With the D14D, it is now possible to record
a dual color image up to 6megapixels in size.
High-Resolution Sees More And Costs Less
A single D14D camera is all that is required to fully monitor an entire shop floor, as well as
providing a direct view of the checkout. The simultaneous generation and evaluation of
two images with a high degree of image detail not only reduces the number of required
cameras, but also minimizes system costs by reducing the wiring complexity, backup power
supply requirements and number of recording devices needed. All D14D cameras feature
direct recording to integrated MicroSD cards (now up to 64GB!) or external USB drives and
can therefore be used in standalone operation with no additional network load.
Robust, Practically Maintenance-Free And Versatile
Its robust design means that the D14D can be installed on walls or ceilings without any
additional accessories in locations where the already very high requirements of the IP54
protection class are sucient.
Ambient temperatures may vary between –30°C and +60 °C (–22°F to 140°F), making it
the ideal camera for the most demanding weather situations. From stations in Antarctica
to production monitoring at a steel smelting plant– MOBOTIX cameras oer unmatched
flexibility and versatility.
Original image: Telephoto lens (left) and wide angle lens (right) – simultaneously in one image
One Camera For Four Gas Pumps – Long-Term Recording Without Peripheral Devices