Hanwha Techwin launches extraLUX line-up for extreme low light performance

Global security company Hanwha Techwin is launching extraLUX line-up for extreme low light performance.

The four newly introduced models of the extraLUX series (XNB-6005, XND-6085, XNV-6085, and XNO-6085R) support a 2-megapixel resolution and featured with 1/2″ CMOS sensor to enhance image quality for sharp and clear image monitoring.

The XND-6085, XNV-6085, and XNO-6085R models in particular have adopted the F0.94 lens with 1/2″ sensor to provide clear colored image monitoring even in extreme low-light environments. The sens-I technology was applied to the Wisenet 5 chipset to provide noise-free images without an afterimage at anytime.

As extraLUX series is a part of Wisenet X series which is specifically focused on extreme low light performance, it features all the strengths of the Wisenet X series as well. It is featured with 150dB WDR backlight compensation function, image stabilization function using a gyro sensor to provide shake-free, jitter-free images, and the WiseStream II, the bandwidth minimization technology developed by Hanwha Techwin, can efficiently manage the storage capacity and reduce the network system cost.

Moreover, the support for hand-over and automatic tracking linked with Hanwha Techwin’s PTZ cameras can help monitoring a moving object precisely without a blind spot when an event occurs in a specific area point during wide area surveillance. The products acquired IP66/IP67 and IK10 certification for dustproof/waterproof and durability, enabling monitoring in various outdoor environments in any season. (XNV/XNO-6085R)

The box-type XNB-6005 model in particular is compatible with the i-CS lens, making it adjustable by using a software for zoom and lens focus. This feature is also another user-friendly point which makes it easier to mangage.

Hanwha Techwin said, «The introduction of the extraLUX series cameras with impressive low-light performance can meet user demand for close image surveillance day and night. We plan to continue extending and enhancing the lineup for low light conditions.»