Dallmeier Presents Domera 6900 Series with 12MP Resolution
Dallmeier is expanding its Domera camera portfolio with the 6900 series. With a resolution of up to 12MP and improved light sensitivity, the higher resolution in particular helps to meet the increased requirements of IEC 62676-4:2025.
The new series includes the RDF6900DN with Remote Positioning Dome (RPoD) technology and the SDF6900DN fisheye camera with a 360° panoramic view. Both models combine the higher resolution with the established advantages of the Domera platform, including flexible mounting options, AI-based video analytics directly on the camera, and long-term software maintenance.
The new 6900 series offers a high resolution of 12MP for detailed imaging. This enables users to meet the increased pixel density requirements of IEC 62676-4:2025. Improved light sensitivity ensures reliable imaging even in scenes with low light. Users therefore benefit from high image quality even under challenging lighting conditions.
The RDF6900DN features proven Remote Positioning Dome (RPoD) technology. Its motorized 3-axis adjustment enables precise lens alignment over the network after installation. Zoom, focus, and iris of the motor-driven varifocal lens can also be adjusted remotely. This reduces the effort required for commissioning and service and makes subsequent adjustments easy if requirements or the captured scene change.
For applications where a single camera needs to provide an overview of the largest possible area, Dallmeier offers the SDF6900DN. Its stereographic fisheye lens, specifically matched to the image sensor, captures a 360° horizontal field of view while reducing distortion and improving shape reproduction in the peripheral areas. Motorized fine alignment of the image sensor over the network also makes it easy to precisely adjust the camera to the captured scene.
