DeepSea’s IP Multi SeaCam is a compact, fixed focus solution for subsea monitoring and tooling applications in Ethernet based installations. This subsea camera provides low streaming latency over common real-time IP streaming protocols, and supports configuration through a webpage base interface or through ONVIF Profile S compatible video management systems. Power can be provided either from a flexible 10~36 VDC input or via compatible Power over Ethernet solutions.
With full HD resolution, the IP Multi SeaCam provides sharp images and a wide 72° (flat port) or 105° (dome port) HFOV. Both the flat port and dome port options are available with a 6,000 m depth rated titanium housing. A unique 11,000 m depth rated version is also available in a dome port. The efficient h.264 compression engine minimizes streaming bandwidth while achieving sub 250 ms streaming latency. The 256 GB onboard solid-state storage provides HD recording.
The IP Multi SeaCam includes a mounting bracket with titanium inserts.
For more information about DeepSea’s IP Multi SeaCam, Contact the sales team.
Up to 25-hour mission duration
Speeds up to 4.2 knots
Increased module payload capacity
Search and recovery
Hydrography
Deep sea mineral exploration
Marine & Fisheries research
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