Captures Objects in Total Darkness

June 30, 2019

March Networks' ME3 and SE2 PTZ cameras provide security for large indoor and outdoor spaces, as well as other features to ensure high reliability, clear image capture and storage efficiency. They are ideal for parking lots, big box stores and transit stations where the cameras are able to incorporate electronic image stabilization and HDR. Their Universal Power over Ethernet (UPoE) ensures zero downtime by switching to PoE when a camera loses power. Built-in PTZ auto-tracking uses motion detection to automatically track a person or object, keeping the image centered and in focus. It includes a 40x zoom lens to capture objects and IR LEDs for illumination in total darkness at a distance of more than 200 m. All models offer Low Bit Rate compression to improve bandwidth and storage efficiency by as much as 50 percent when the cameras are in their home position.

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