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The Tuffest Camera You Can Buy! |
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entire line of S-series Tuffcam cameras was developed
to maximize the overall utility and functionality of small,
tough video cameras. An innovative new manufacturing approach
from SVS, which breaks from the traditional method of
housing a delicate camera within an elaborate box or shell,
instead produces nearly indestructible, molded cameras
that fit in the palm of your hand. |
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S-series camera can serve a multitude of purposes and
indeed, one unit can even perform a number of roles depending
upon the situation. Waterproof to 1000 feet, these
cameras can sustain shock forces as high as 1000g's
and can accept a wide range of temperature. These miniature
cameras are small and light enough to be used for diving,
aerospace, shipping, fishing, marine, industrial, trucking,
home security and more. They can be mounted on darn near
anything - dive helmets, ROVs, subs, boats, fish nets,
oil platforms, machinery, vehicles, homes, and a myriad
of other products, items and locations. The Tuffcam line
was designed to be virtually indestructible,
therefore perfect for any location where a standard video
camera just won't last. |
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other video cameras, TUFFCAM can be used for anything,
therefore, one camera can be used for multiple roles,
saving hundreds or even thousands of dollars in camera
costs alone. The graphic at right shows how just one Tuffcam
can do the job of three specialized cameras. |
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home owner mounts a Tuffcam on the house to monitor
the backyard swimming pool. When he goes on vacation
he mounts the same unit on his RV to enhance safety
and security. Then he tosses it overboard to find
where the big fish hide! |
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patented manufacturing process ensures a solid body,
with no air cavity except for the lens cavity, which is filled
with dry nitrogen to prevent fogging under adverse conditions.
The camera body material incorporates memory, absorbs shock,
dissipates heat and is flame resistant. The patented material
is absolutely 100% waterproof and
totally encapsulates all electronic parts thereby ensuring watertight
integrity and protection of all electronic components. Although
not recommended by SVS, we have witnessed these cameras struck
with a baseball bat and still operate without noticeable ill
effects! |
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| Lens |
| Circuit
Board |
| Underwater
connector |
| Molded
material |
| Mounting
Stud |
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the wide range of modular high resolution SVS
video cameras includes infrared
models. |
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The
S-series line of video cameras have been proven in the real
world for years from thousands of feet below the Arctic ocean
to thousands of feet up into the world's atmosphere. A few
of our tougher customers and their use of S-series cameras
should convince you of their performance capabilities: |
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Some
of SVS's Tougher Clients
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| Naval
Research Lab (NRL) |
Used to 1000's
of feet deep for extended periods - all other information
is classified. |
| Navy
SEAL Teams |
Classified as to the actual
use of cameras. |
| US
Air Force |
Mounted on exterior of
fighter aircraft to record in-flight functions and behaviors. |
| Hydro
Group |
Deep well
pipe inspection with color and infrared technologies
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| Disney
World |
Monitoring various artificial
lakes, aquariums and outdoor high incidence areas. |
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other major difference with SVS products is the price. While
camera housings of whatever type are usually many times the cost of
the camera itself, our cameras are usually no more than the cost of
an average security camera alone. The patented manufacturing process
and materials are what keeps our costs down.
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Our
basic virtually indestructible modular
video camera retails for less than $500 US! |
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Click
on the spinner above to download a free 69 page catalog which features
the full line of SVS video cameras (monochrome,color and infrared!)
and a wide range of accessories including servos, slip rings, motors
and lights.
Express delivery and customization available.
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