How about an application where you using it on an outside corner for 270° coverage. Can the cameras squeeze close enough together so you're not seeing too much wall on either of the corners. Work in the fourth camera rotate in such a way to see the blind spot and use the other three for the 270°?
In theory, yes! The PNM-C16013RVQ from Hanwha should work perfectly for your application on an outside corner with 270° coverage! Each of the camera modules has a 97° horizontal field of view, so three of them together can cover 291° (97° x 3), which more than meets your 270° requirement. You can adjust the pan and tilt to minimize how much wall you see, focusing the cameras on the surrounding area. For the fourth camera, you can use its 90° rotation capability to cover any blind spots left by the other three. This setup should give you seamless coverage, ensuring that no area goes unmonitored. Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any more questions. 😊
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How about an application where you using it on an outside corner for 270° coverage. Can the cameras squeeze close enough together so you're not seeing too much wall on either of the corners. Work in the fourth camera rotate in such a way to see the blind spot and use the other three for the 270°?
In theory, yes! The PNM-C16013RVQ from Hanwha should work perfectly for your application on an outside corner with 270° coverage!
Each of the camera modules has a 97° horizontal field of view, so three of them together can cover 291° (97° x 3), which more than meets your 270° requirement. You can adjust the pan and tilt to minimize how much wall you see, focusing the cameras on the surrounding area.
For the fourth camera, you can use its 90° rotation capability to cover any blind spots left by the other three. This setup should give you seamless coverage, ensuring that no area goes unmonitored.
Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any more questions. 😊