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Surveillance Video Surveillance Systems
Day & Night Network Cameras Network Servers and IP- Surveillance Print Servers Video Management Software
Network video solutions Features The network advantage: IP networks are flexible, powerful and advantageous, and they are the key to providing you with wide ranging possibilities in system design, applications and solutions. Simply connect a network camera (or video server that is attached to an analog camera) directly to a computer network by wired or wireless means, and you'll have access to live video streams directly from your desktop with the use of a standard web browser on a local area network or from any location in the world via the Internet. But IP networks can offer much more. Image quality: Image quality is one of the key aspects of design. A range of video compression standards (Motion JPEG, MPEG-4, MPEG-2) for users to choose from is offered. In our installations, both Motion JPEG and MPEG-4 are supported simultaneously. This enables you, for example, to view at full frame rate with MPEG-4 and record at the same time with Motion JPEG, allowing for optimization in image quality and bandwidth. Wide ranging network video products: You can find fixed network cameras for both indoor and outdoor applications, including infrared-sensitive network cameras, as well as pan/tilt/zoom and network dome cameras that enable remote control of pan, tilt and zoom functions over IP networks. We also offer video servers that help analog CCTV systems take advantage of the benefits of a digital, networked world. Video management software and accessories such as network camera housings and devices that bridge between analog and digital, are also available.
Event functionality: Our network video products enable users to set and manage alarm events. Once an alarm is set, either as scheduled, or via input/outputs, video motion or audio detection, you can automatically request that certain actions be performed; for instance, to start sending and recording images to specified destinations, send alerts to specific individuals via e-mail or SMS to a mobile telephone, activate lights, turn alarm on or off, open or lock doors, control temperature levels etc. Triggering mechanisms: A wide range of triggering mechanisms (whether built into the product or available in a software package) can be incorporated into the network video system. Schedule: You may schedule a time for the network video product to perform certain actions; e.g. start sending and recording images every evening, on weekends or on holidays.
Audio detection: This feature allows you to set the level of noise that would trigger the performance of certain actions. Recording: You can set up the network video system to save the video data to a file server at a local or distant location for security reasons and at certain time intervals, or when motion is detected, for later viewing and analysis. Images can be uploaded via e-mail, FTP or HTTP. For easier management of video recording, storage and viewing, video management software.
Security: Our network video products provide many security features; among them, different levels of password protected access to the products. For example, using predefined passwords, certain people may only have the rights to view live images with no access to the product's configuration, while the administrator would have full access to configure the product's settings and security features. Another security feature is IP address filtering, which allows only predefined IP addresses to access the product. Some of our products also provide HTTPS for encrypted communication. ProTech has the answers! 513 731-2464 |
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Audio:
Besides visually being able to see remotely from any networked computer,
anywhere and at any time, Also provided for are products that enable two-way
audio communication over networks. This allows you to not only hear what's going
on remotely, but also speak through the network. With both visual and audio
communication, you can question intruders, conduct remote education,
troubleshooting, or broadcast both sights and sounds of a location or event on
web sites.
Inputs/Outputs
(I/O): Many network cameras and video servers have input/output ports that
can be connected to doorbells, detectors (e.g. smoke, movement, sound,
temperature sensors), lights, switches and alarm relays. When input mechanisms
are triggered, you can automatically request that certain actions be performed.
Video
motion detection: This feature essentially allows you to define areas
of a screen where you want to detect any visual changes. When a change is
detected, you may request a number of things to be done automatically.
Power
over Ethernet: With a network video solution, you have the option of using
the same Ethernet cable both for data communications as well as power. This
feature makes it easier to install products since an electrician is not required
and the network video product is able to operate even when there is a power
failure.