Hikvision pan-tilt-zoom PTZ cameras help users get wide-area coverage and zoom in for further detail in case of security events with a single camera. They enable users to view from any angle , for any detail , at any moment. Conventional solutions require several cameras to cover an entire perimeter. Management quickly becomes overly complex. With false alarms triggered by swaying leaves or scurrying animals, these systems are costly and inefficient.
They detect humans and vehicles with AcuSense technology. Moreover, automated visual and auditory warnings are powerful tools to keep trespassers away. With conventional solutions, one intersection used to require at least 4 cameras for complete coverage. And even after installing a conventional PTZ camera at an intersection, zooming in means losing the big picture.
The bullet lenses secure the panoramic view when the PTZ lens zooms, pans, or tilts. Public squares have no specific entrances or exits, and the entire area must be constantly monitored. Conventional cameras cannot provide sufficient coverage or adequate zoom ratios to get all the necessary details. Security personnel can manually draw a frame in the bullet lens image, and then tap the zoom-in power of the PTZ lens to quickly obtain the details of the scene.
Covering the length of an entire highway with conventional security cameras is an enormous installation. And, conventional cameras can hardly track vehicles at high speeds or capture key information in poor light. Its bullet lens can monitor multiple lanes on an expressway, while the PTZ lens tracks fast-moving vehicles to obtain information like plate numbers and vehicle type, even at night.
In addition to safety-related monitoring, parking lot administrators also need to know the operating conditions in a lot. This is not easy with conventional solutions, especially when the whole scene must remain in view while zooming in for details. Its PTZ lens, on the other hand, tracks incoming and outgoing vehicles, and performs detailed monitoring of targets when incidents occur.
