What issues should we pay attention to when installing surveillance cameras at gas stations? Can anyone give me some advice?

"Gas stations are considered public service places, and they are scattered in locations, with high mobility of vehicles and personnel, complex personnel, a large amount of cash every day, and several large underground oil tanks. In short, they are very dangerous. Therefore, it is very important to install monitoring equipment in gas stations. In fact, different areas of the gas station have different monitoring requirements, and surveillance cameras with different characteristics should be used. For example, in the refueling area, general lighting. Good. The monitoring requirement is to be able to clearly see the license plate number, model and color of the refueling vehicle, as well as the payment process after refueling. You can use the DCS-B525 model of Digital China AMPON. It is 1/3 "SONY Super HAD II CCD". The horizontal resolution is 560 lines for color and 600 lines for black and white. The minimum illumination is 0.1 Lux in color mode (F1.2, AGC ON, 30IRE) and 0.04Lux in black and white mode (F1.2 , AGC ON, 30IRE), the monitoring image is very clear. This machine also has TRAFFIC traffic function, day and night conversion function (ICR infrared filter mode), infrared detection lock function, strong light suppression function, and will not be affected by vehicles. It also supports line synchronization, can realize remote menu call of the camera through 485 communication, supports digital noise reduction function, and has a wide voltage range, suitable for use in areas with unstable voltage.

Another key area is the cashier area. Generally speaking, the lighting conditions in this area are good, but the monitoring requirements are also higher. It is required to be able to see the appearance of customers clearly, and to clearly distinguish the obvious places of banknotes of different denominations. , it is a face-saving project. Of course, you should also pursue the appearance and look high-end. Then I recommend the DCS-D235 of Digital China AMPON, which also uses 1/3 "SONY Super HAD II CCD" and has the lowest illumination. It can reach 0.06Lux (F1.2, AGC ON, 30IRE), 0.005Lux (F1.2, AGC ON, 15IRE), and the image will be clearer now. It is also equipped with an original Japanese 3.8x 2.8~10.5mm zoom auto. The aperture lens has a day and night switching function. It adopts a three-axis structure design for easier installation and easy adjustment of the angle during use. It adopts a dual power supply design and has a very high-end appearance.

It is available in gas stations. A relatively dark place, the oil unloading area, also needs to be monitored. There are only a few lights here, and the oil unloading process is required to be recorded. The low illumination characteristics of the monitoring camera are even more important. There is one more thing to note. For safety, The heat of the camera should be controlled. The recommended one is Digital China AMPON's DCS-B515, which is also a 1/3 "SONY Super HAD II CCD" model. The horizontal resolution is 480 lines in color and 600 lines in black and white. Ultra-low illumination technology, the minimum illumination reaches 0.05 Lux (F1.2, AGC ON, 30IRE) in color mode and 0.01lux (F1.2, AGC ON, 30IRE) in black and white mode. It has day and night conversion function (ICR infrared filter method), infrared detection lock function, shutter speed can also be set manually, supports line synchronization, and has high and low voltage models, AC90~260V, DC12V/AC24V.

Digital China is a large enterprise that is well-known in the IT field. Its products are of high quality and its services are also very good. The products have a 3-year warranty, which is the longest among its kind. The price/performance ratio is unparalleled!

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