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| 起源の場所: | 深セン、中国 |
| ブランド名: | HAOZHOU / OEM |
| 証明: | CE / RoHS / FCC / ISO |
| モデル番号: | HZ-OV9732 S1.0 |
Product Description
A refrigerator defogging camera is a specially designed miniature camera module for low-temperature, high-humidity environments (such as smart refrigerators and freezers). It typically uses a built-in thermistor or heat-conducting metal component to transfer the heat generated by the compressor/condenser to the lens surface, achieving automatic heating to defog/remove condensation and ensure clear images.
Core Technologies and Features:
Defogging Principle: The camera uses continuous temperature control to maintain a lens surface temperature higher than the ambient dew point, preventing condensation.
Physical Defogging: A heat-conducting metal rod connects to the freezer components, directly transferring heat to the front of the camera.
Hardware Components: Commonly uses a 1080P high-definition, wide-angle (180-degree fisheye) lens module, connected via USB, supporting night vision.
Application Scenarios: Primarily used for integrated smart refrigerators and cold chain monitoring in commercial freezers, enabling real-time inventory quantity identification.
OmniVision OV9732 USB Camera Module Functions and Features
1. Defogging camera
USB Defogging Camera Applications
Refrigerator/Freezer/Vending Machine, etc.
Specifications: 2MP Defogging Camera POE USB
| 1280x720 @ 10fps YUV 800x600 @ 15fps YUV 640x480 @ 30fps YUV |
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| Lens Specifications | Size: 1/4" Focal Length 2.84m Aperture: F2.0 77.3° (diagonal) Mount: M12*P0.5 |
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| Lamp Board Power Supply Interface | / | |
| Power Supply and Interface | USB BUS POWER 5P-1.25mm Horizontal socket | |
| Voltage | USB-5V | |
| Current | 80mA- 180mA | |
| Dimensions | 38mm (L) × 38mm(W) x9.6mm(H) | |
| Storage Temperature | -30°C to 70°C | |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C | |
| USB Cable | 1M(2M/3M/5M Optional) | |
| System Support | Win XP/Vista/Win7/Win8 / Linux with UVC(above linux-2.6.26) MAC-OS X 10.4.8 or later/Android 4.0 or above with UVC |
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