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2 | VEI-30 Dinion Infrared Imager
Note: DCRI values given are with narrow IR beam
configuration at maximum focal length.
Dinion Integrated Imaging – reveal every detail
• More detail in difficult lighting featuring superior
120dB (20-bit image processing) wide dynamic range
• 24/7 performance around the clock with 2X image
processing that dynamically adapts to scene changes
in addition to infrared illumination compensation
High Performance Illumination
• Variable Field Illumination allows wider area coverage
for even illumination across the field of view and from
foreground to background
• Constant Light technology ensures consistent imaging
throughout the life of the product
• 850 nm and 940 nm infrared wavelength options
Installer-Friendly Features
• Lightweight junction box can be preinstalled to
minimize time "on the ladder"
• Integrated OSD, complete external adjustment, and
Bilinx remote control reduces service and installation
time
Ready for All Environments
• IP67 – dust proof and protection against temporary
submersion
• NEMA4X – all weather rated and corrosion resistant
• EN60068-2-6 – shock and vibration tested
• IK10 – impact resistant (except for window)
• MIL-STD-810F
1
– tested to operate in conditions
exceeding A1 environments (harshest desert
classification) for exposure to solar radiation
1. Long term continuous exposure in worst case conditions can impact component life.
Certifications and Approvals
Region
Classification
Europe
CE (Declaration of Conformity)
USA
UL, FCC
Canada
CSA
Australia
C-Tick
Electromagnetic Compatibility
Emission
EN55022 class B, FCC part 15 class B,
EN6100-3, IC ICES-03
Immunity
EN50130-4 (CE), EN6100-6-3 (CE)
Safety
UL60065-07, CAN/CSA 60065-03, EN60065 (CE)
Environmental
Weatherproofing
IP67, Type 4X (NEMA 4X), CSA 22.2 No. 94-
M91, UL 50
Shock
Half-sine wave impulses, 15 ± 3 g for 6 ± 1.1 ms
Vibration
50 to 150 Hz at 5 m/s
2
Impact Resistance
IK10 (except window)
Solar Radiation
Tested for MIL-STD-810F (for A1 environments)
Installation/Configuration Notes
Canting Directions
Camera Rotated 90° Left, Tilted 44° Up
Camera Rotated 90° Right, Tilted 48° Down
Use Cases
1
Horizontal Angle (H)
2
Vertical Angle (V)
3
Horizontal Field of Illumination (HFOI) /
Horizontal Field of View (HFOV)
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