Smart Cars feature CBC's C-Allview cameras

CBC (Europe) has supplied its high speed day/night C-Allview PTZ camera for by local traffic authority and parking enforcement agency vehicles.

CBC has helped security systems integrator Clearview Communications to equip its new range of Smart Cars, used to enforce parking restrictions, bus lane use and road traffic contraventions.

The vehicles are increasingly deployed by authorities and agencies and utilise CBC's C-Allview PTZ camera to target known hot spots, road safety problems and congestion areas.

CBC's ruggedised C-Allview camera is sealed to IP67 and designed for installation in harsh and challenging environments.

The Smart Cars are distinctively marked, reminding motorists not to park where they should not, and also improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic accidents and congestion.

The vehicle's C-Allview camera is cast from aluminium, hard anodised and powder coated to protect it from scratching, oxidation or attack from solvents, making it vandal resistant.

The replaceable front glass window is toughened to take substantial impacts from thrown objects and resist ballistic attacks, and has a wiper to quickly clear dirt and water.

It's easy to install, simple to set and provides high picture quality up to 520 TVL resolution, as well as 36x maximum optical zoom capability.

Each car has a pan/tilt/zoom camera mounted to a hydraulic periscope that extends up to 3m above roof level.

Inside the cabin are a mini joystick controller and mobile high performance digital recorder.

Images can be viewed and downloaded within the vehicle, or the recorder can be removed quickly and easily for further interrogation.

Ignition control power management, low power consumption and voltage monitoring ensures the CCTV system does not compromise vehicle battery life.

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