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Outdoor CCTV Dome Housing Enclosure for Pan Tilt Camera |  |
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US $46.99 | 9d 15h 27m |
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Outdoor Waterproof Dome Housing Enclosure for Security CCTV IP Pan Tilt Camera | |
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Security Outdoor Dome Housing Enclosure for CCTV Camera | |
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TRENDnet TVH400 Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure TV-H400 | |
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US $308.98 | 24d 11h 3m |
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TRENDnet TV-H400 OUTDOOR CAMERA DOME ENCLOSURE WITH HEATER & FAN | |
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US $288.54 | 24d 4h 18m |
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TV-H400 Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure TRENDnet | |
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US $338.99 | 20d 56m |
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4XEM IPCAMENCLODHF OUTDOOR DOME CAMERA ENCLOSURE INCLUDES POWER SUPPLY HEATER .. | |
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US $276.75 | 5d 3h 54m |
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Axis Pendant Dome Outdoor Camera Enclosure PN 35541 | |
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US $615.41 | 3d 15h 35m |
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Outdoor Dome Housing Enclosure, IP Pan Tilt Camera Cam | |
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US $75.00 | 3d 5h 27m |
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TRENDnet TV-H400 Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure, TVH400 | |
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US $272.99 | 6h |
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NEW GVI GV-OP5112 Outdoor Dome Housing Enclosure for PTZ Camera Optical Cover | |
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US $102.99 | 7d 11h 3m |
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D-Link DCS-70 P/T/Z Camera Dome-type Outdoor Enclosure + Heaterblower and Power | |
1 Bid | US $120.00 | 3d 7h 10m |
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Axis Communications Axis Pendant Dome Outdoor Camera Enclosure 35541 $600.68 Axis Communications Axis Pendant Dome Outdoor Camera Enclosure 35541 |
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Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure TV-H400 - Camera outdoor housing with heater/blower $357.99 TRENDnet Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure TV-H400 - Camera outdoor housing with heater/blower - for TV IP400 IP400W IP410 IP410W |
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Axis Pendant Dome Outdoor Camera Enclosure $576.99 35541 Indoor/Outdoor Smoked Plastic Construction Axis Network Cameras: 213 PTZ 214 PTZ 215 PTZ 231D+ 232D+ 233D Axis Axis Communications Camera Enclosure Pendant Dome Outdoor Camera Enclosure www.axis.com |
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TRENDnet TV-H400 Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure $281.99 1 10.80 lb - Housing 2 Year Limited 6.61 lb - Bracket 8.46" x 10.83" x 12.60" TV-H400 Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure Quick Installation Guide Mounting bracket and hardware kit TrendNet Network Cameras: TV-IP400 TV-IP410 TV-IP400W TV-IP410W The Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure (TV-H400) protects TRENDnet pan and tilt Internet security cameras from extreme weather conditions with an IP66 weather rating. This rugged outdoor enclosure is designed for TRENDnet pan and tilt series Internet security cameras-providing comprehensive surveillance to protect what you value most. Cable grommets and built-in heater and fan, provide further protection from water, dust and variable climate conditions. Mount the camera with ease, on horizontal or vertical surfaces. Camera Enclosure RoHS TRENDnet TV-H400 TV-H400 Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure Yes www.trendnet.com |
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TRENDnet TVH400 Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure $480.66 The Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure (TVH400) protects TRENDnet pan and tilt Internet security cameras from extreme weather conditions with an IP66 weather rating. This rugged outdoor enclosure is designed for TRENDnet pan and tilt series Internet security camerasproviding comprehensive surveillance to protect what you value most. Cable grommets and build in heater and fan provide further protection from water dust and variable climate conditions. Mount the camera with ease on horizontal or vertical surfaces. |
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Trendnet Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure TV-H400 - Camera Outdoor Housing With Heater/blower. Each $323.15 Manufacturer: Trendnet-Business Class. Each. The Outdoor Camera Dome Enclosure (TV-H400) protects TRENDnet pan and tilt Internet security cameras from extreme weather conditions with an IP66 weather rating. This rugged outdoor enclosure is designed for TR |
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Outdoor Network Camera Enclosure $571.41 Protect your cameras from physical damage and temperature extremes with a heated and cooled steel camera enclosure. The heater and fan keep the camera temperature between 30 F (0 C) and 104 F (40 C), to prevent overheating or freezing when exposed to extreme temperatures. The housing and wall bracket are manufactured from high strength aluminum alloy and the dome is strengthened acrylic. Includes Mounting Bracket Power Supply Heater Fan Steel Enclosure |
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Small Business Camera Enclosure Exterior Pan Tilt - camera outdoor wall dome $606.99 Cisco Small Business Camera Enclosure Exterior Pan Tilt - Camera outdoor wall dome - white - for Small Business PVC300 Pan Tilt Optical Zoom Internet Camera |
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Axis Pendant Vandal Dome Outdoor Camera Housing $767.99 1 25734 Network Cameras: Axis 213 PTZ Axis 214 PTZ Axis 231 Axis 232D Clear Dome Axis Axis Communications Camera Enclosure Pendant Vandal Dome Outdoor Camera Housing www.axis.com |
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Sony UNI-ORS7C1 Outdoor Rugged Clear Dome Housing $549.99 1 24 V AC 7" vandal resistant dome housing Pendant mount with clear dome 24 VAC input for camera and Heater & Blower Network Cameras: SNC-RZ50N SNC-RZ30N Camera Enclosure Sony Sony Corporation UNI-ORS7C1 UNI-ORS7C1 Outdoor Rugged Clear Dome Housing www.sony.com |
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INET CAMERA OUTDOOR ENCLOSURE $161.26 INET CAMERA OUTDOOR ENCLOSURE |
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42'' Indoor/Outdoor Enclosure $2649.99 42in Indoor/Outdoor Enclosure |
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24VAC Outdoor Dome Enclosure for PTZ Cameras w/ H&F $360 This high-quality, environmental enclosure is engineered to protect network pan/tilt video cameras from physical and environmental damage. Durable, compact design facilitates the installation of cameras outdoors while maintaining ideal operating temperature with a thermo-statically-controlled heater and fan. Heavy-duty mounting bracket conceals all cabling and can be installed on any vertical surface. Optional pole and corner mount adapters also available: Compatible with many leading brands of IP-based pan/tilt/zoom video surveillance cameras. Specifications: Construction Die-Cast Aluminum Body Clear Acrylic Lower Dome Power Requirement 24VAC Input Built-in 12VDC 2A Output Terminals Environmental Rating IP66 Certified Operating Temperature -30°C to 50°C (-22° to 122° F) 0 to 95% Relative Humidity Color- Beige HeaterActivates at 0°C (32°F) Di-Activates at 10°C (50°F) Internal Fan Activates at 40°C (104°F) Di-Activates at 25°C (77°F) Measurements Length ....13.8 inches Width ...... 8.6 inches Height .....12.4 inches Weight .... 7.6 lbs. Optional Accesories Pole Mount Adapter Corner Mount Adapter 24VAC Plug-in Transformer |
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Sony UNI-ONS7T1 Outdoor Tinted Dome Housing $414.99 1 24 V AC to 12 V DC 7" pendant mount housing Network Cameras: SNC-RZ30N SNC-RZ50N Camera Enclosure Sony Sony Corporation UNI-ONS7T1 UNI-ONS7T1 Outdoor Tinted Dome Housing www.sony.com |
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Sony UNI-ONS7C1 Outdoor Clear Dome Housing $408.99 1 24 V AC to 12 V DC 7" pendant mount housing Network Cameras: SNC-RZ30N SNC-RZ50N Camera Enclosure Sony Sony Corporation UNI-ONS7C1 UNI-ONS7C1 Outdoor Clear Dome Housing www.sony.com |
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Sony UNI-ONL7T2W Outdoor Tinted Dome Housing $506.99 1 7" pendant mount housing Wireless Ready Network Cameras: SNC-RX550N SNC-RZ25N Camera Enclosure Sony Sony Corporation UNI-ONL7T2W UNI-ONL7T2W Outdoor Tinted Dome Housing www.sony.com |
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Sony UNI-ONL7C2 Outdoor Clear Dome Housing $354.99 1 7" pendant mount housing Network Cameras: SNC-RX550N SNC-RZ25N Camera Enclosure Sony Sony Corporation UNI-ONL7C2 UNI-ONL7C2 Outdoor Clear Dome Housing www.sony.com |
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A Soft Housing Market: Fabric Structures in Residential Applications
Fabric Structures are considered the oldest forms of Housing. Throughout history, they have been adopted in one form or another by different groups of people living in a variety of environmental conditions. The tent form was ideal for nomads because they were lightweight, mobile and adaptable but the "modern Nomad" doesn't need a tent anymore as our living quarters have become more permanent wherever we happen to be or go. 20 years ago, This author wrote a student thesis on the potential of Fabric Structures in Housing. The focus of that report was to demonstrate that the "overall performance" of Housing could improve with the use of Architectural Fabric Structures.
Overall performance is defined as the success of a building or space in sustaining human needs (physical, social and environmental). This sounds quite utopian but what's wrong with dreaming a little in college! Unlike other building types, Housing is a very personal experience and a form of architecture with complex physical, environmental and social issues. My utopian vision was to first have a decent home (fabric structure) for every person. I dreamed of a "mast supported" single family home with a Teflon roof over the main living spaces and a shade structures over the outdoor living spaces. My dream has not come true and maybe for good reason.
The use of fabric structures in residential applications must be looked at differently at each segment of the market. For single family homes, the use is extremely personal and often experimental. An Architect wants to put his or her signature on a home and can use a fabric structure to make a particular statement whether it is a retractable roof, wall or even floor. On the other hand, the benefit Architects tend to seek in using fabric structures in housing is a safe and reliable spatial envelope for public assembly that will improve (not solve) the overall performance of the development. Today, Fabric Structures have played an important role in society. We can all agree that they provide UV protection and an alternative solution to some traditional materials but it's hard to measure the satisfaction one gets out of fabric structures on a social level. Fabric structures have primarily been built for only public uses: amphitheaters, recreational centers, shopping malls, stadiums and pavilions, to name a few. These structures tend to congregate people and provide social interaction for a specific period of time but they are not used on an everyday basis for living.
Let's consider a closer look at the "soft" housing market.
Physical Performance is making something that is affordable and durable. Architecture as shelter has primarily been built of hard materials, to separate our public and private spaces and buildings from the environment. However, look at the design of some homes today. The home has gone from fabric walls (see the nomads) to heavy walls (see H.H. Richardson) to glass walls (see Mies) to fabric walls (see Shigeru Ban) to no walls at all. Fabric covered patios, gardens, garages, entries and sidewalks are being designed with structures with translucent membranes to get closer and closer to nature at an affordable price. Today, commercial tents and pre-engineered clear spans are wonderful solutions for enlarging ones living space and protecting one from the elements. In larger developments, entries, public facilities and parking garages are being developed using fabric structures to advertise, hide or protect existing or new construction and owner's personal belongings. Textile facades are providing UV protection, greater signage opportunities and provide an alternative to EIFS and other building facade treatments available in the market.
Social performance is creating a place or space where social interaction can occur. This normally occurs through the arrangement of housing units or the space created between buildings. Architects usually approach fabric structures in terms of their novelty and long span capabilities, but there are so many other features which architectural fabrics bring to improve social interaction.
Retail has learned about the potential of fabric structures and multifamily buildings and garden apartments can learn the same. Main Street or the neighborhood corridor can be covered with either retractable awnings or street wide velas. Retractable systems are getting bigger, wider and capable of being used with new and more advanced materials. Domed stadiums are no longer trends in professional sports and the multi family market can see the benefits as well. Small scale tennis and recreational facilities and public amenities like bathrooms and corner stores can be fabric structures for large scale developments and shade and shelter is needed for areas like parking, transportation, and dining.
The Environmental performance is in some ways the most complex. Although, performance can be calculated in dollars and cents and in the BTU's and Kilowatts, it can also be very subjective as every person has a different comfort level. Another issue being addressed with regards to the environmental performance is the material itself. There is past, present and future interest in the environment and sustainability. Is the material durable, recyclable, environmentally friendly, assisting in LEED certification or giving off toxic gases to the environment? You can say that about any material. Fabric structures are made of very few materials and designed and made to improve human comfort. Their benefits include the reduction of direct UV to the skin, the impact on the land thru minimal foundations and by providing natural light to areas which might otherwise require artificial lighting and electricity.
What is the future of Fabric Structures in Houses and Housing? With the rise in energy cost and real estate taxes nationwide, there may be more interest in creating temporary structures for outdoor living in single family homes. Do it yourself Pavilions, clear spans and pool enclosures are more than ever within reach. As for multifamily housing, the public spaces, roof and the parking lot are the places being considered for fabric structures. The social areas or play areas will see the greatest growth as the need for UV protection for children and elderly will increase. Today, the automobile is part of the nucleus family and it is being cared for like a child. Expect to see more covered parking. Lastly, Architects and designer are seeing the roof as a possible new source for interaction, energy and creativity. Enclosed Pools and partially covered "green roofs" are on the drawing boards as well as the use of photovoltaic on membrane structures. Ultimately, the key to any successful housing project or neighborhood development is its social performance.
Fabric Structures are coming home again!
About the Author
Samuel J. Armijos, AIA is Vice President of Sales for USA Shade and Fabric Structures and author of Fabric Architecture: Resources for shade, signage and shelter. He resides in Fairfield, NJ with his wife and two children. http://www.fabricarchitect.com
