New Panomera® S-Series recognised with iF DESIGN AWARD 2021

Dallmeier electronic, a leading manufacturer of video security systems and the design agency Imago Design have together received the iF DESIGN AWARD 2021. The prize was awarded to the latest generation of the “Panomera® S“ camera series, which was unveiled in late 2020. Repeating the achievement of last year, when the “Panomera® W” camera series won an iF DESIGN AWARD, the multifocal sensor system won the decision of a 98-member, independent and international jury of experts in the category “Product“.

Uniform design language

Like its predecessors, the latest generation of the patented Panomera® multifocal sensor systems continue the consistently uniform design language of the Dallmeier camera systems. Precisely defined design elements such as radiuses, proportions, colours and surfaces are replicated throughout all the company’s camera models. Thus, working together with six-time iF DESIGN AWARD winner Imago Design, Dallmeier has become the first manufacturer of B2B video security equipment to successfully establish a uniform design language for surveillance cameras. Whether in the Safe City sector, at the airport or sports stadium, in industrial or logistics applications: The Panomera® S-Series blends unobtrusively into a wide range of architectonic surroundings, and projects a uniform, aesthetically self-contained overall image in conjunction with other Dallmeier camera models as well.

“Mountera®” smart mounting system saves time and costs

“Besides a design that is unrivalled in the video security industry, our partners and customers who decide on the newest generation of the Panomera® S camera series also benefit from the integrated “Mountera®” mounting system. All Panomera® models are equipped with the uniform “Quick-Lock” system, which makes them compatible with all mounting options – for the wall, ceiling, mast and edge storage. Even “stacking” of S- and W-Series, that is to say the combination of area / distance and 360° panoramic view is possible. Throughout the process, only a single tool is needed to carry out all assembly steps, which saves still more time.”, explains Thomas Reisinger, Chief Technical Officer (CTO) at Dallmeier electronic. “System continuity like this was unknown in our industry until now, and it has already succeeded in persuading many users and the jurors of the iF DESIGN AWARD. Apart from the high “fun factor” during installation, it also yields tangible cost advantages through a significantly shorter implementation time.”

Many innovations “under the bonnet” as well

There are many further innovations to be discovered inside the Panomera® S, which are designed to simplify the daily work of planners, installers and system operators. Thus, for example, the latest generation of the Panomera® S series is equipped with up to eight sensors and lenses of different focal lengths, which allow even distant image areas to be captured in the same high resolution as objects in the foreground. The intelligent, double-walled housing design enables passive convection cooling, thereby rendering additional cooling unnecessary below an external temperature of 60 degrees Celsius. The optional “Air Blast” system cleans the camera glass of dust, water and insects with no contact or wear by means of compressed air. The “Panomera® Privacy Shield” ensures data protection which is clearly visible from a distance at the press of a button. This is a remote-controlled louvre with which the police or private companies can visibly disable the Panomera® systems temporarily with just few clicks of the mouse to protect personal privacy rights in compliance with the law in the case of announcements or strikes, for example.

Further information:

• Product page: Panomera® S-Series
• Video: Panomera® S-Series
• Video: Mountera® Mounting System

Allows various installation options and saves time: The integrated “Mountera®” mounting system

The Panomera® S-Series blends elegantly into a wide variety of architectonic surroundings

The Panomera® S-Series combines up to eight sensors with different focal lengths in one optical unit

Thomas Reisinger, Chief Technical Officer (CTO) at Dallmeier