Resources · Data sheet
Inventory Recording Unit 2.0, full specification.
Every figure your engineering, health and safety and IT reviewers will ask for, in one PDF. Dimensions, weight, battery, camera, temperature range, network and platform requirements. No form, no email address.
What is in it
Six pages of specification, four of them tables.
Camera and lens
1.2 inch CMOS sensor at 4480 by 4496, global shutter, monochrome, 6 frames per second. C mount lens at 12 mm, f1.8 to f16, with a 1.5 m by 1.5 m field of view in the default configuration.
Unit and platform
8 core i7, 8 GB RAM, 2 TB SSD, forced air cooling, 7 inch touch screen, gigabit ethernet. Linux and Docker, SSL encryption, HTTPS, NVIDIA CUDA support.
Power and physical
730 mm high by 550 mm wide by 750 mm long. 200 Ah lead acid gel battery, charged in six hours from a 90 to 305 VAC supply. Net 104 kg, gross 120 kg.
Two numbers worth checking before you plan a cold store deployment. The unit is rated to operate from −20 °C to +40 °C and can work down to −30 °C for up to an hour at a time, at up to 80% humidity. Its storage range is 0 °C to +40 °C, so it counts in a freezer and comes back out to a warmer space between runs. Cold chain and frozen covers how sites schedule that.
Who usually asks for this
- Health and safety. The weight, the lift points and the class 1 lasers that mark the field of view.
- IT. Network interface, protocols, encryption, where data is stored and what leaves the building.
- Engineering and facilities. Dimensions against your fork spacing, charging supply, operating temperature.
- Procurement. Everything above, in one document, attached to a tender response.
What it does not cover
The data sheet is the hardware. Pricing is published on the pricing page, the five day rollout is on deployment, and data protection and assurance are on security and data.
Ask on a call if you need a figure that is not in it.
Next step
Check the unit against your aisles.
A 30 minute demo on recordings from a site with racking like yours, with the specification open beside it.