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Hazardous
locations, as defined by SVS for video systems
states that: a hazardous location is defined as
an area that a standard video system cannot survive
or an area that is hazardous to a standard video
system over time. This means that virtually any
environment outside of a man made climate controlled
environment can be hazardous to the average video
camera. In order to shield these video cameras
from the elements, it is typical to enclose them
in some sort of box or housing. This usually makes
the camera large and bulky and can cost from twice
to thirty times the original camera cost. However
well made these boxes are, they usually never
succeed in total environmental control, even when
utilizing heaters, pressurized containers or chemical
absorbents. Enter Subsea Video Systems, Inc.!
All our products in this catalog are designed to withstand
hazardous environments to video systems. From
industrial environments of dirt, vibration, moisture,
and chemicals, to the shipboard environment of
safety, cargo handling, engine room monitoring,
to the diving environment of pressure, corrosion,
moisture, to even the home environment of outdoor
security, pool monitoring, and gate keeper. The
unique properties of our molded video systems
make these products immune to pressure, totally
waterproof, shock resistant, and even retard open
flame.
The S-series
line of video cameras have been proven in the
real world for the last four years from the arctic,
to thousands of feet below all of the worlds oceans,
to oil well pipe inspections, to thousands of
feet up into the world’s atmosphere, and deserts
of Africa. A few of our tougher customers and
their use of the S-series camera should convince
you of these cameras potential:
Naval Research Lab (NRL) - Used to thousands of
feet deep into the ocean depths for extended periods
of time. All other information is Classified.
Navy Seal Teams - Classified as to actual use
of cameras.
United States Air Force - Mounted on exterior
of fighter aircraft to video flight functions
during in flight operations.
Hydro Group - Deep well pipe inspections with
color and infrared technology.
Disney World - Monitoring the various artificial
lakes and aquariums.
This camera line is not only used by these tough
customers, but equally found in industrial plants,
homes, boats, trucks, fish nets, engine rooms,
industrial ovens, pools, parking lots, etc., etc.
The point of all this is to prove that our video
products can survive indefinitely in any location
from the extreme to the sublime.
The other difference
with our products, to the questionable competition,
is the price. While camera housings of whatever
type are usually many times the cost of the camera
itself, our camera prices are usually no more
than the average security camera alone. The patented
manufactured process and material used is what
keeps costs down to an average individual’s price
range.
Manufacturing
techniques not only minimize costs but also allow
semi-customizing of many of our products again
without the costs usually involved with such.
If needed, a
phone call to one of our specialists will help
in selecting the best product for your particular
needs. A quotation can be quickly faxed to your
location, and help is always available to our
customers between the hours of 8:00 AM CST to
5 PM CST. We also do not like phone computer systems
and try to always have someone on hand to talk
to; however, when all of our phone lines are overloaded
an answering system kicks in. We will then return
all calls at the earliest possible, certainly
that same day.
We know our video systems are the best in quality
and price.
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