Pump Station

Item # 940001 

'Great picture in a tough package'

The PUMP Station™ consists of the SEE™ all-weather, day/night pan/ tilt/ zoom camera and the PUMP™ encoder. Together, providing network streaming, command, control and security in harsh environments where communication and power resources are challenged. The two are attached with a ‘QuickDisconnect’ mount and together provide the best clarity and image fidelity that can be streamed to a server or over a private network with MPEG 1 or 2. Both the SEE™ and the PUMP™ are lightweight, compact, and low power. Well suited for both solar and wireless applications. Each unit is ready for integration with legacy CCTV systems and many video management software solutions. Pictured is the optional Halogen Illuminator, attached directly to the camera, for additional surveillance at night. For OEM customers, we offer engineering change revisions to best support client solutions.

• Rugged and compact network camera system.                  
• MPEG1 or MPEG2 at 30 fps with a range of bandwidth from 200 to 15,000 kbps.                  
• Latency - 0.5 sec.                  
• Optional Wireless 802.11b supports Wi-Fi Applications.                  
• Color/NIR- video imaging modes.                  
• 25X Optical / 12X Digital zoom                  
• 'Tough as nails' solid cast aluminum housing can withstand harsh environments.                  
• Image Stabilization is built in so vibration does not affect the streamed video.                  
• Compact and Lightweight compared to the competition.                  
• Hot Swappable- means that there is no need to power the camera down to change it out.                  
• QuickDisconnect - lets you install, replace or maintain the camera in a fraction of the time of most cameras, with single key tool.                  
• Low Power makes SEE™ suitable for solar power applications.                  
• Optional Hood protects lens from the elements.                  
• Pressurized Nitrogen eliminates fogging of the camera lens due to sudden changes in temperature. 

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