Taiwan-based Commell has announced megapixel network cameras that ought to deliver at least 1,280 x 720 pixel at 30/25 fps (frames per second) and are designed to be perfectly suited for detailed identifications of objects and persons in large-space surveillance areas. According to Commell they offer high image quality, two-way audio and H.264 dual streaming and ought to qualify for security, remote communication and management functions.
Commell provides two types of network cameras: CMI-713 is based on Sony’s 1.3 megapixel CCD and is recommended for outdoor or low illumination areas such as traffic roads, airports, banks, casinos and government buildings. CMI-720 is based on Micron’s 2.0 megpixel CMOS and is recommended for retail stores, schools, hospitals and securing critical areas.
Commell’s HD Network cameras operate using Power over Ethernet (PoE), which allows for flexible, cost-effective installation. Each camera features a SD socket support, and an alarm I/O for easy integration with alarm systems.
Features
- Max video resolution: 1,600 x 1,200 pixel (CMI-720), 1,280 x 960 pixel (CMI-713)
- CMI-720: Micron 2.0 megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor
- CMI-713: Sony 1.3 megapixel progressive scan CCD sensor
- low steam bit rate for superior performance at 720p @ 2 MBit/s
- H.264 dual streaming, two-way audio, digital I/O, SD storage
- support Motion Detection, and Notification on PC client
- support IE for network Preview, support Electronic PTZ
- RJ45 Ethernet (10/100M) port and RS-485 interface
- day and night mode (ICR optional)
- multi-power support: 12V DC, 24V AC & PoE
- free bundled NVR software
(Source: Commell (Taiwan Commate Computer Inc.)/GST)