Direct Links to Systems:
Integrated Security Systems,
Digital Video Surveillance (CCTV),
Access Control,
Security/Intrusion,
Fire Detection Systems,
Paging Systems,
Nurse Call,
UPS,
Key Management,
Custom Systems
From the simplest to the
most complex video surveillance system, our first
priority is quality. We provide and install a complete
line of Fixed and Pan/Tilt/Zoom video cameras, AutoDomes,
monitors, VCRs, digital video recorders, multiplexers,
sequential and matrix control systems/switchers, video
and data transmission systems, and other related surveillance
equipment, along with exceptional technical service.
Intelligent Motion Detection
The cameras are able to change their recording frame
rate based on general motion or intelligent motion.
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is predetermined to be suspicious, like a person walking
in a zig zag motion through a parking lot or two people
meeting in a parking lot. When items like these are
detected, the cameras can be programmed to record
at a higher frame rate compared to just general motion
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Low Lux
Low lighting is not a problem for these cameras.
They are able to give a bright and clear picture
even if moonlight is the only light available.
Hard Drives - Digital Recorders or
Recording
The video is recorded on hard drives
so they can easily be made into clips that
can be sent out via e-mail or burned to CD.
This format allows you faster access to the
videos and will enable your company to send
the video to the proper authorities instantly
over the Internet.
Audio
The cameras may be equipped with microphones
to record conversations in the immediate vicinity
of the camera.
Color - Fixed or Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ)
The cameras will record in color. If the camera
is recording in Low Lux, the images may be
in a gray scale image vs. color.
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Smart Search
Because the video is saved to a hard drive,
you are able to search the recorded images for
motion or types of motion. You can indicate
a start time and end time for the computer to
search the video and also set the level of motion
you want to see. This is very useful when you
know a time range of when an event took place
and you want to see all motion within that scope
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