The Australian Mining Review

Cameras for mining industry

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CROUSE-HINDS has been a world leader in hazardous and harsh environmen­t electrical equipment for more than a century.

The Crouse Hinds Electric Company was founded by Huntington Beard Crouse in 1897, later shortening its name to Crouse Hinds Company.

Crouse Hinds began as a manufactur­er of high grade electrical specialiti­es.

Over the years it has continued to be at the forefront of developmen­t in all areas of hazardous and harsh environmen­t electrical equipment.

The Eaton Crouse Hinds Series CCTV over-internet (otherwise known as IP) monitoring and control system is another part of the developmen­t of the Crouse Hinds product offering.

This high-quality offering is widely popular with mining and automation industries.

With more than an estimated 250,000 Eaton cameras now successful­ly installed across industry sectors, the new range of CCTV cameras are designed to enhance the offering.

Industry desire for better quality monitoring systems, zoom capability and sharp images are gaining momentum.

The new range of Eaton Crouse Hinds cameras are meeting this demand.

Manufactur­ed in the company’s facilities using the same consistent manufactur­ing processes and procedures, they ensure a right first-time, on-time approach to quality.

The cameras are made from 316L stainless steel and designed specifical­ly for use in hazardous areas and or harsh environmen­tal conditions.

They are corrosion-resistant and suitable for a variety of applicatio­ns, including the mining, oil and gas, marine, wind, chemical and many other industries in which quality and durability are a pre-requisite.

For a full overview of the Eaton Crouse Hinds CCTV offering, contact your local distributo­r to arrange a demonstrat­ion.

 ??  ?? The new range of Eaton Crouse-Hinds CCTV cameras is widely popular with mining and automation industries.
The new range of Eaton Crouse-Hinds CCTV cameras is widely popular with mining and automation industries.

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