Digimerge Technologies is excited to introduce two new Pinnacle Series cameras featuring ArcticPro technology, which facilitates a minimum operating temperature of -40°F. The new DPB14TLX Varifocal Bullet Camera and DPV24TLX Varifocal Vandal Dome are ruggedly built to provide robust performance in extreme weather conditions, while boasting the most advanced features. With 600 TVL Ultra Resolution using a Sony Super HAD II CCD combined with a 2.8-10.5mm D/N Varifocal Lens, both cameras deliver outstanding uncompromised picture quality.

For enhanced night vision, the DPB14TLX and DPV24TLX employ of a variety of superior capabilities including Smart IR, Polaris Vision2, plus an ICR mechanism for True Day/Night. These new models also include the latest advanced features characteristic of the Pinnacle Series of cameras such as Motion Adaptive Digital Noise Reduction (3D-DNR), E-WDR, Highlight Compensation, OSD and dual voltage.

Commenting on the ArcticPro camera launch, Digimerge Executive Vice President Wayne Hurd stated, "Our new ArcticPro cameras are ideal for installations in extreme cold conditions. The application of these cameras is not just limited to northern climates however. ArcticPro enabled cameras are high-performance, feature-rich outdoor day/night solutions for all weather conditions."

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