Mobotix develops its first 6 megapixels with a single lens: p25

Equipped with the new Moonlight sensor 6 Megapixel, Mobotix has developed its new p25 camera with extraordinary light sensitivity to control any situation in indoor areas, with simple ceiling mounting and at a competitive price.

The new p25 camera Mobotix offers high image resolution 6 megapixels and the functionalities that this manufacturer integrates into its products, like your MxMC video management system, at a competitive price of 398 Euros.

The manual rotation and tilt function of the new p25 provides maximum flexibility when installing it, with ceiling mounting. This model, equipped with a lens of 90 degrees and telephoto lens to provide detailed images of 6 megapixels of resolution, allows you to control whether an entire room is installed in a corner in an integral way and with a single device.

Also available is the Hemispheric variant, Mobotix's three models for indoors: i25, c25 and p25 (more details in Digital Security Magazine) they have a surface mount kit that allows them to be installed on concrete ceilings, as well as an optional audio package with intercom function comprising microphone and speaker.

Mobotix p25 includes MxAnalytics analysis software, that not only allows people counting, it also records their behavior at no additional cost, which is an ideal complement to security and marketing for stores, Museums, Etc. Not requiring an additional computer or licensing costs, this camera offers the end customer a high degree of flexibility and great potential for savings.

The company has also incorporated into this camera all the other functions it offers in its IP video surveillance devices, mxactivitySensor to avoid up to a 90% false alarms, direct recording on camera or NAS, email alerts, FTP and IP, Etc.

Thanks to the energy efficient design developed by this German manufacturer, the p25, powered by standard PoE, just consumes 4 watts or even less and generates, therefore, minimum energy costs.

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