Light on price but not Lite on features
Product Profile
The Kollector Lite digital video recorder is equipped with features and functions you might normally associate with more expensive DVRs. It is a 16-channel, 2U rack mountable units with a simplified back panel but are powered by the same ViconNet platform as the Kollector Elite and Pro models.
ViconNet, Vicon's powerful digital video management software platform, provides Kollector Lite with the ability to record video from local analogue video inputs and make the video available to other recorders and workstations on the IP network.
- Utilises ViconNet MPEG-4 compression to optimise data and maximise picture quality. Full MJPEG can also be selected as an alternative option.
- 50 fps and 100 fps models
- Simultaneous record and transmission of up to 16 local digital channels
- Up to 2TB of on-board storage
- Remote setup via any Kollector Elite or ViconNet Workstation on the network
- Compact size - 2U rack mountable
- Supplied complete with 4 channel viewing software
- Compatible with Vicon's Virtual Matrix Controller
Technical Specification
| Make | Vicon |
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| Manufacturer | Vicon Industries |
| Category | IP Cameras products |
| Model code | KLX120-2000 |
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Channels: 16 channels Recording Mode: Real Time / Timelapse / Event recording Inbuilt Multiplexer: InbuiltMultiplexer Monitor Outputs: 1 Multiplexer Type: Duplex Storage Capacity GB: 2000 GB storage Image per second (IPS): 120 fps storage rate Compression Type: MPEG-4 Resolution: 720 x 488 resolution Signal Mode: PAL / NTSC / EIA / CCIR Recording System: HDD, CD-R/W Colour Type: Colour / Monochrome |
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| Physical Specifications |
Dimensions mm: 89 x 419 x 508 Weight kg: 11.8 |
| Electrical Specifications |
Voltage: 200 ~ 254 VAC Power Consumption: 300 W |
| Environmental Specifications |
Operating Temp oC: 0 ~ 40 Operating Humidity %: 0 ~ 95 |
| Additional info | Vicon Kollector Lite is powered by ViconNet software for IP-based video management systems and compatible with Virtual Matrix Controller. There is no limit to number of units that may be networked. |
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