Videotec's Medusa is the new benchmark for enclosure for speed domes and network PTZ cameras.

Built in solid aluminum alloy, it guarantees an excellent outdoor protection (IP66), further to an optimal shock-proof protection, thanks to its optically correct window made in polycarbonate.

The patented installation system is absolutely innovative and extremely user-friendly, either for the first set-up or for a following camera service.

Thanks to its top opening, the camera is simply slot into the enclosure, avoiding complex and uneasy fastening.

A wide range of accessories makes the dome housing ideal for several applications: alarm tamper switch, reinforced fan-assisted heaters for temperature environments, cooling system for warm atmospheres, further to several camera power supplies.

Medusa will be exclusively on display at IFSEC 2007, with other Videotec news.

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