Surveillance cameras Comparison: Appro, Bosch  (4)

Bosch cameras keep a "baby watch" over pregnant elephants without adding visible light Cameras Deliver Discreet Surveillance Bosch WZ16 and WZ18 Integrated Infrared Bullet Cameras help staff at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium monitor select groups of animals, including polar bears, elephants and tigers. Providing reliable, high-performance day and night surveillance, the cameras helped zoo staff keep a "baby watch" over pregnant elephants without adding visible light that would disturb the animals. Problem: Zoo Staff Need a Method for Monitoring Animals Day and Night Surveillance equipment is essential for security and monitoring of large zoo animals Night time imaging must be effective without disturbing the animals’ habitats Vivid color video required to feed live zoo cam used in partnership with local CBS affiliate Solution: Bosch Integrated Infrared Bullet Cameras WZ16 and WZ18 cameras deliver vivid color images during the day Integrated LEDs provide 60 feet of high-performance night vision under low light conditions  Compact design allows for discrete surveillance Results: Improved Awareness of Animal Activity Cameras used during “baby watch” helped zoo capture two elephant births on video Staff can monitor safety and security of animals at night without added lighting Cameras feed video of polar bears to CBS’ live zoo cam

The camera is currently recording passive convention of the volcano’s lava lake Mount Erebus Is The Ultimate Proving Ground The Bosch EX14 Extreme Environment Camera is an integral part of the permanent recording equipment at the edge of the Mount Erebus crater – Antarctica’s most active volcano. The camera is currently recording passive convention of the volcano’s lava lake and is ready to capture video of the next transition to explosive activity expected soon. Conditions on Mount Erebus are as extreme as they get – with winter temperatures below -67 degrees Fahrenheit, icy and stormy weather, and corrosive gases produced by volcanic activity. Problem: Capturing Volcanic Activity In Extreme Conditions Surveillance equipment must survive extremely cold temperatures and corrosive gases Remote location means camera must operate reliably for long periods without human intervention Solution: EX14 Withstands Arctic Blasts And Volcanic Gases Injection-molded nylon construction is IP67, NEMA 6 and 6P rated to withstand corrosive and cold environments – from -76° F to +140° F (-60° C to +60° C) Insulated inner chamber eliminates the need for internal heaters and blowers High-resolution imaging – up to 540 TVL – enables effective monitoring Results: Reliable Operation For Continuous Observation Camera has captured video of volcanic activity from the rim of the Mount Erebus Crater for nearly five years without fail Withstanding temperatures below -67° F, icy and stormy weather, and corrosive gases, the camera is ready to catch the next transition to explosive activity

Bosch EX36 Cameras are installed in the behavioral health units, sleep research labs and ER holding rooms Hospital rooms must be well-lit for video surveillance to deliver usable images. At the same time, the rooms must be dark at night so patients can sleep. Surveillance equipment must also be designed for maximum durability and safety. To achieve effective surveillance video, major Oregon and Washington hospitals use the EX36 Corner-mount No-Grip Camera from the Bosch Extreme CCTV series in their Behavioral Health units, Sleep Research Labs and ER Holding Rooms. Problem: Seeing In The Dark Sleep researchers must observe patients while they sleep To avoid disturbing patients, visible lighting cannot be used Color performance required during daytimes High resolution images required at all times Solution: Corner-mount Integrated Day/Night Performance Integrated camera and infrared illumination for day and night 940nm infrared invisibly illuminates a room Patients can sleep undisturbed while doctors and researchers observe and monitor as if it were day Outstanding high resolution video in color by day and in active-infrared monochrome by night Safe corner mount design, vandal resistant and impossible to grip Results: Safe, Effective Surveillance In Day Or Dark Conditions Improved monitoring and observation techniques at hospital Decreased disturbance to patients Upgraded general surveillance Risk mitigation through enhanced safety for patients and staff