Monitor areas that are not visible

Leuze

Inka Krischke, 23.09.2022, 10:18

Monitor areas that are not visible

The LCAM 308 IP camera from Leuze monitors non-visible areas on storage and retrieval machines and conveyor lines. As it records the 60 seconds before a fault in full HD, events can be easily traced.

According to Leuze, a live stream in HD resolution can be called up if required. The snapshot mode also allows individual images to be taken, for example of the contents of a carton. This makes it possible to document whether the goods in the box were complete during order picking, for example. Standard browsers or standard streaming tools are sufficient to transmit the 60-second recording or the live stream; no additional software is required. As the IP camera has a ring buffer, only the period before and after an event is saved. With its robust metal housing, the industrial IP camera complies with protection class IP65. In terms of mounting, dovetail, threaded holes and a wide range of mounting accessories enable universal installation.

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