Monitors Vertical Shaped Areas

September 14, 2020

Hanwha Techwin America’s Wisenet PNM-9000VD (2-head) delivers 5MP image quality and modular lens configuration at an affordable price. The PNM-9000VD supports 30fps image capture and true 120 dB WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) without compromising frame rate for each of its 5MP sensors. For maximum adaptability, configurable factory focused lens/CMOS sensor modules are available in 3.7, 4.6, and 7mm for multiple fields of view, which can be easily installed on site. Hallway view aspect ratios are also supported for monitoring of vertical shaped areas. Each sensor has its own Wisenet 5 chip providing a full suite of built-in video analytics including loitering, directional detection, fog detection, tampering, motion detection and objects entering or exiting an area. The PNM-9000VD supports a selectable triple codec featuring H.265/H.264/MJPEG complemented by Hanwha’s WiseStream II technology. Even for customers still utilizing H.264-based VMS and servers today, having H.265 capable cameras provide a future-proof investment as infrastructure evolves.

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