Description
Caméras IP 65/67 CX
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CX IP 65/67 cameras with extended temperature range
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VisiLine IP 65/67 cameras
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Perfect for harsh environmentsOur IP 65/67 protected cameras can really take a lot. With no need for protective enclosures they can be used in extremely demanding applications under the harshest ambient conditions. Thanks to the extended operating temperature range, some models can even be used in temperatures ranging from -40 °C to 70 °C. The fact that additional cooling and heating measures are rendered unnecessary saves you time and costs in system integration. The IP 65 and IP 67 protected, water and dustproof housing effectively protects all sensitive camera components from dirt, water jets or temporary immersion. An optionally available modular tube system with a variable number of adapters allows you to quickly and flexibly adapt the length and diameter of the lenses to various applications and conditions. The robust industrial housing withstands vibrations of up to 10 g and shocks of up to 100 g. Combined with the low weight of only 137 grams and a PoE single-cable solution option, the IP-protected cameras are ideally suited for use in robotic applications, such as motor vehicle production. An x-coded M12 connector additionally ensures a reliable data interface connection. The cameras’ hard-anodized surface makes them ideally suited for use in the food and pharmaceuticals industries without the need for additional protection for the housing. Your benefits
ApplicationsFlexible cross-sector application solutionsRobust industrial cameras are used for the most diverse range of applications. Thanks to the comprehensive range of powerful IP 65 and IP 67 protected CCD and CMOS cameras with resolutions of up to 12 megapixel and image rates of up to 160 fps you profit from the advantages of industrial image processing.
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Brochures / Catalogs EN (PDF | 3 MB)
Technical and Application Reports / White Paper
Technical Report – Industrial cameras particularly designed for robotics EN (PDF | 201 KB)
Technical Report – A look back at the future: Machine Vision developments EN (PDF | 654 KB)