SACRAMENTO, Calif.—Rhombus, a developer of cloud-managed physical security, has announced the availability of two new products to its lineup of security solutions: The R600 Multisensor Camera and the E50 Environmental Sensor.
Rhomus says the two new products streamline operations, create safer environments, and offer scalable solutions for meeting the critical physical security requirements in industries including education, food and beverage, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and storage and warehousing. Paired with Rhombus’ unified, cloud-based platform, the R600 Multisensor Camera and the E50 Environmental Sensor can help organizations leverage advanced analytics and AI to transform raw data into actionable insights. Users can combine analytics with configurable alerts and automation rules to proactively identify and respond to potential security threats—moving beyond passive surveillance to achieve active threat prevention.
“We’re excited to offer two brand new solutions that minimize the otherwise significant hurdles inherent to monitoring expansive spaces like schools and public areas, whether from the challenges presented by large physical footprints themselves or from analyzing high volumes of environmental data,” states Dave Gustafson, vice president of hardware, Rhombus. “The R600 Multisensor Camera and E50 Environmental Sensor allow organizations to protect their employees, their customers, their students, their patients, and their physical spaces much more efficiently and cost-effectively.”
A Closer Look at the R600 Multisensor Camera and E50 Environmental Sensor
Explaining the pair of new products the company provides these benefits to users:
Rhombus R600 Multisensor Camera
The Rhombus R600 Multisensor Camera provides an advanced and efficient surveillance solution designed to eliminate many of the complex configuration requirements of traditional surveillance setups within locations such as schools and campuses, housing authorities, manufacturing facilities, hospitals, and warehouses. The R600 Multisensor Camera provides:
- Wide coverage and visibility: Four high-resolution 5MP sensors in a single camera deliver 360-degree views that eliminate blind spots and supply surveillance that typically requires several traditional surveillance cameras.
- Secure round-the-clock monitoring: Advanced night vision capabilities (up to 100 feet) provide 24/7 security.
- Reliable performance anywhere: The camera’s design is built to withstand harsh environmental conditions (IP66 rating) or vandalism (IK10 rating).
- Continuity of footage: SSD onboard storage technology ensures that crucial footage is not lost, even in the event of network outages.
- Time and cost savings: Taking the place of multiple cameras, installation and maintenance of the R600 Multisensor Camera saves time and resources for customers. Multiple install options and accessories are available.
Rhombus E50 Environmental Sensor
According to the company, Rhombus says the E50 Environmental Sensor provides Real-time environmental monitoring across various sectors provides organizations with insights to prevent complications that extend beyond traditional security concerns. The Rhombus E50 Environmental Sensor provides:
- Improved vape detection and air quality monitoring: Environmental data seamlessly integrates with Rhombus alerts and camera footage to help schools and other organizations create healthier, safer spaces.
- Audio detection: Identification of specific sound patterns (i.e., loud noises, breaking glass) enhances situational awareness without compromising privacy—particularly useful in environments with limited opportunities for visual surveillance.
- Water leak detection: The optional leak detection probe (sold separately) provides early warning for water leaks, preventing costly damage.
- PoE technology for scalability: The sensor’s power over Ethernet (PoE) design provides reliable, simplified deployments that enhance system stability while reducing installation complexity. As a versatile BLE sensor hub, the E50 streamlines data relay to the cloud, minimizing on-site hardware requirements.
