FLIR Systems announced the launch of the SyncroIP family of affordable, future-proof IP cameras that boast a high degree of connectivity and dependability.

Compliant with Onvif 2.1, the latest open platform IP standard, SynchroIP cameras are easy to integrate and work with the market’s leading VMS / NVR solutions including the popular Milestone XProtect video management software. Onvif compatibility ensures that SyncroIP cameras are Future-Proof and will maintain their interoperability as the industry adopts the new compliance standard.

SyncroIP cameras are available in three designs: the Mini Dome with fixed 3.6mm lens, Vandal Dome with 2.8-12mm varifocal lens, and Bullet Camera with 2.8-12mm varifocal lens. All three models are 2.1 MP, providing a 1080P high definition picture at 30fps with outstanding digital zoom capability.

The three cameras share many other best-in-class features including Power over Ethernet operation, 2 way audio support, Edge recording with SD card (up to 64GB), triple-streaming (H.264/MJPEG), redundant recording to NAS/FTP, and IP66 weather-proof housings.

SyncroIP cameras are bundled with XProtect Go – a free 8 channel Client/Server solution from Milestone offering centralized remote connectivity and mobile applications for iPhone, iPad, and Android. The cameras also feature a built-in web server for access via multiple browsers - IE, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome.

SyncroIP cameras are backed by a 3-year warranty with 1 year over-the-counter replacement and the new models are now available at major distributors.

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