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SS455 Hyperbaric IR HD Video Camera
The SS455 Hyperbaric Video Camera provides a 12MP 187° field of view (FOV) with digital zoom, double, and single panorama, or quad view for superior situational video surveillance. Motion detection, pan, tilt, and remote zoom functions provide additional observational features.
The SIDUS Hyperbaric Camera’s high-quality optically polished borosilicate glass port with hard-anodized aluminum housing is built for extreme mixed gas and pressurised atmospheres.
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