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Follow on Google News | MEL Secure Systems launches new Virtual Pivot CCTV camera for covert applicationsNew Virtual Pivot CCTV solution designed to meet the specific needs of law enforcement and government agencies in a wide range of covert surveillance applications
By: MEL Secure Systems The new MEL Virtual Pivot camera has a conical lens that provides crystal clear images, with full PTZ, through holes as small as 2mm diameter. It mounts securely to vehicle panels or box hides and can even be placed inside existing street lights and furniture with no visible signs or tell-tale graphics to show that CCTV monitoring is taking place. This camera has a 1/3" SONY FCB-EX20 CCD Image Module which offers a high resolution 540 TVL picture quality in both colour and black and white as well as delivering excellent low light performance. An IR cut filter provides extra sensitivity. Use of the Pelco D control protocol enables integration with a wide range of industry-standard transmission equipment. The MEL camera is also compatible with COFDM Video and UHF Telemetry enabling high quality, interference- MEL is currently taking orders for this flexible new camera and an HD version will also be launched later in 2011. # # # About MEL Secure Systems MEL Secure Systems Ltd is one of the UK’s leading specialists in the field of video transmission and encryption products. It offers a range of standard products as well as a bespoke design and build service to suit individual applications. An in-house design and development philosophy provides MEL with an unprecedented lead in new product design and very short turnaround time to market. MEL solutions are used by CCTV installers and are available through many of the major CCTV distributors, whilst the more specialised equipment is used by government agencies throughout the world. For further information visit www.melsecuresystems.com End
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