Mobotix completes its line of cameras 6 MP Mx6 with four indoor models

The c26 is the company's smallest and lightest 360° camera and is designed to be quickly installed in false ceilings. For wall mounting the option is the i26 which offers a tilt angle of 15°. The p26 is able to control an entire room in an integral way, while the v26 is a vandal-proof indoor equipment.

Mobotix completes its line of cameras 6 Megapixels Mx6 with indoor models c26, i26, p26 and v26. These video surveillance solutions incorporate a more powerful processor that provides up to twice as many images per second with the same resolution, thanks to improved processing power. Video data is available in three formats simultaneously (MxPEG, MJPEG and H.264) and also in different resolutions.

With a diameter of 12 centimeters and a weight of some 200 Grams, the c26 is Mobotix's smallest and lightest 360° camera. It is designed to be installed quickly in false ceilings. In the case of wall mounting, the best option is the i26, just as compact and discreet. Thanks to its tilt angle of 15°, offers a complete view of the room, so it replaces up to four traditional cameras.

The p26 offers maximum versatility thanks to the manual swivel and tilt function and is able to control an entire room in an integral way, if equipped with a 90° lens and installed in a corner.

The v26 also offers all the features of Mobotix and is the first vandal-proof indoor camera.. For optimal protection, in addition to the standard lenses there is an audio kit for surface mounting and the corresponding anti-vandal kits. All indoor models are equipped with Moonlight sensors from 6 megapixels and provide sharp and detailed videos even in poor lighting conditions (< 1 Lux).

Advanced features

Mx6s are more versatile thanks to rtsp/multicast function, that allows as many users as you want simultaneous access to the camera without reducing its performance. All models are equipped as standard with an integrated intelligent motion detection system and have more capacity for other software applications.

Same as in outdoor Mx6 cameras, indoor models also have a more powerful CPU and an H.264 encoder. New processor architecture allows video frequency to be increased, so that it is possible to record fast movements. Intelligent 3D motion detection system comes standard and more camera capacity is available for other software applications.

Thanks to the RTSP/Multicast transfer method for integer groups, the system is more flexible by allowing as many users as you want to access the video stream without lowering performance.
In addition to the MxPEG video codec, specially developed for security applications, ensures compatibility with an H.264 standard. Depending on the needs, you can prioritize good image quality using MxPEG or lean towards the industry standard to transfer video and integrate cameras.

Mx6 cameras offer a number of basic ONVIF functions, global and open interface standard. This new camera system opens up application and integration possibilities for partners and end customers.

"Our decentralized concept implies that the cameras themselves house the highest possible intelligence.. We will remain faithful to this concept by offering solutions that go beyond traditional applications. At the same time, we are open to the most widely used technologies at a general level, like H.264, and to participate in standard forums such as ONVIF. These are two approaches that we do not consider to be contradictory., rather, they allow our offering to move forward in line with the future while remaining focused on solutions.", explains Oliver Gabel, technical director (Bt.) by Mobotix.

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