Explosion-proof camera installation what precautions

Today, explosion-proof surveillance cameras have become an irreplaceable security device in special industrial production environments. In chemical plants, gas stations, port terminals, military factories, coal mines, offshore drilling platforms and other places, regardless of the security system in place is perfect Regardless of whether or not the objective environment has a definite requirement for the depth of security work requirements, in short, explosion-proof cameras are absolutely necessary for every area that requires explosion-proof monitoring.

However, the greater the demand, the more often it is easy to overlook some of its requirements and skills in installation. Therefore, today we will briefly talk about the precautions for the installation of explosion-proof cameras.

Explosion-proof camera installation site is very important

In many previous articles, we have introduced many considerations for selection. However, if we do not pay enough attention to the details of some installations, it is very easy to damage the performance of explosion-proof cameras.

For example, when we are installing an explosion-proof camera, we can avoid installing some of the light receiving locations on the premise of meeting the demand. Otherwise, if we have a fixed-focus explosion-proof camera that always faces the light of some vehicles with strong light, then we are destined to make the necessary choices between higher dynamic effects or blurred images. It will also cause us some additional expenses that we could avoid.

Of course, in addition to avoiding the effects caused by light, the advantages of some explosion-proof cameras other than camera instinct can also be fully utilized in our installation options.

For some white explosion-proof cameras that use white light to perform night vision surveillance, if we place it in some of the darker but more sensitive management areas, then in addition to its white light to achieve some limited lighting, more More often than not, it will also play a deterrent effect on the surrounding because of its obvious lighting equipment, and this kind of deterrence is sometimes more effective than regular patrols.

However, for some devices with poor light adaptability or no infrared function, we need to place them in a more open environment, in addition to being able to make up for the lack of light treatment, but also can be very good to avoid strong The adverse effect of the light on the equipment.

Explosion-proof camera installation attitude determines work effect

In addition to the installation of the location, the selection of the posture of the explosion-proof camera also determines the working performance of the explosion-proof camera to a certain degree.

For example, if we choose to install an explosion-proof camera at a horizontal angle, its advantage is that we can see the details of some people or things. With the ever-increasing flexibility of the current PTZ, it can also capture the details of some other fixed-point explosion-proof cameras that are difficult to discover, and enhance the monitor's grasp of details. However, this kind of installation method is a very big sacrifice for the concealment of explosion-proof cameras. In addition, it is also more susceptible to the influence of ambient light on the imaging quality of explosion-proof cameras. Therefore, the light adaptability of the explosion-proof camera cannot be ignored for such an installation.

For many surveillance environments, the top view angle is the most commonly used working posture of explosion-proof cameras. Covert, macro observations are good, and are not easily harassed by light is the biggest feature of this installation. However, its disadvantage lies in the sacrifice of details. And in order to achieve the shooting effect, its installation height must also have a strict grasp. However, for some gas stations, or coal mines, such an installation may be able to achieve many unexpected results.

In addition to these two installation postures, looking up is also a reference option, but this method has very high requirements for the light adaptability of the explosion-proof camera, and it also has strict restrictions on the protection, so the mode of this installation is less There are few, we will not go into details.

In fact, in many cases, our grasp of some details can affect the performance of the equipment more or less. When we pay attention to these details and apply them flexibly, some performance deficiencies may be compensated in a simpler and more economical way.