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IMENCO LAUNCHES NEW LOW-COST MILITARY APPROVED NAVAL PTZ

ODIN features the latest technology in intelligent imaging and video streaming and uses an advanced 1/2.8” STARVIS CMOS sensor with a Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) and exceptional low light performance.

ODIN key specifications:
30x optical zoom, with 16x digital zoom and ultra-low light sensitivity of 0.01 Lux in colour day mode
Auto ICR switching to night mode for extended ultra-low light (0.0001 Lux) sensitivity with monochrome imaging
An ultra-rugged, naval 3MP IP colour Pan, Tilt & Zoom CCTV camera with integrated wiper, pedestal assembly, local junction box, and interface cable assembly.

“We have seen the need for a low-cost military PTZ for some time now”

David Fleming Marine & Naval Projects Group Manager for Imenco UK Ltd

“ODIN has been in the making for two years, so we are extremely happy to bring it to the market. This rugged PTZ is the perfect camera for both external monitoring and situational awareness above decks on naval ships, and is particularly well suited for flight deck surveillance” David Fleming explained
Paul Scott working with Marine and Naval Projects added “We are pleased to see that ODIN has successfully been qualified to meet the strict US Navy requirements of MIL-S-901E ‘Hammer’ shock test, MIL-S-167-1A ship vibration, MIL-S-810G environmental & MIL-S-461G EMI for surface ships,”

Contacts

David Fleming
Marine & Naval Projects Group Manager - Camera Systems Imenco UK Ltd david.fleming@imenco.com / Mobile: +44 7557 856354

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Imenco was established in 1979 as an engineering company and was for the first 20 years engaged in a variety of subsea projects.

Throughout the years Imenco has grown through the development of our own solutions and through the acquisition of other companies.

Imenco is now a group of companies working mainly in five main business areas: Offshore oil & gas, offshore renewables, aquaculture, marine & naval and industrial.

We have a leading position within subsea camera-, light-, laser- & electronics- technologies, retrofit systems for underwater corrosion protection, military and civil aviation refuelling systems, subsea & topside lifting & handling solutions, aquaculture camera technology, mil and civil visual surveillance CCTV systems and underwater acoustic communication & positioning systems. We are also a major player within hydraulics systems, machining services, diving systems and EPC contracts.

More than 300 employees cover a wide range of disciplines, at worldwide locations. Sales, engineering services, production, maintenance and hydraulic, mechanical & electronics services are carried out from several of our locations.

The engineering team is specialized in mechanical, hydraulics and electronics engineering and we provide engineering services and tailor made solutions for the world’s leading oil and drilling companies, marine companies, army & navy, aquaculture companies and onshore industrial companies.

Imenco is approved by Achilles and DNV, and our integrated management system is certified according to ISO 9001: 2015.

Our advanced technology is supported by an experienced project management team and Imenco’s global network of offices in key maritime locations, ensuring smooth delivery, installation and on-going support for our customers.

Imenco emphasis to be present where our customers are, and we are presently increasing our establishment from todays extent. We are present in Haugesund, Bergen, Voll, Narvik, Aberdeen, Wick, Broussard and Singapore, with agents in many other areas.

Imenco is a privately owned company with headquarters close to Haugesund, Norway.

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