IDIS has announced plans to introduce an array of new products to its DirectIP solution suite at this year’s IFSEC International. The proposition encompasses a range of Ultra-High Definition (UHD) and full-HD monitors, designed and manufactured specifically for security applications to extend the IDIS single source offering, while new 4k cameras will expand the signature high-performance of the DirectIP line up.

With four times the resolution and pixels of full-HD, visitors to IFSEC will experience unsurpassed picture quality in 4K resolution and the most comprehensive one-stop-shop surveillance solution in the market today. IDIS will debut the new DirectIP line up at its stand G700, during IFSEC International from 17 – 19 June 2014, at London’s ExCel as well as showcasing some new integration capabilities due to be announced during the show.  

Presented across dynamic solution zones, the IDIS team will take visitors through each zone, demonstrating exactly how DirectIP delivers benefits across the entire security buying chain, from distributors, installers, and integrators through to end user customers. The DirectIP zones will encompass a range of applications for commercial buildings, retail, finance, gaming, and logistics sectors.

Brian Song, Managing Director of IDIS Europe, commented, “IDIS designs and manufactures the complete DirectIP solution from hardware and software through to network accessories. The extended line up demonstrates our focus on innovation and continued commitment to high-performance and quality, while ensuring DirectIP offers a total networked and full-HD surveillance solution for businesses large or small.”

Packaged as an end-to-end solution, comprising a range of cameras, monitors, network video recorders (NVR) and comprehensive video management software, DirectIP delivers unrivalled plug-and-play simplicity, combined with highest-quality performance and industry-leading pricing levels.

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