IQinVision (www.iqeye.com), market leader in high-performance HD megapixel IP cameras, recently announced the release of the next generation of its highly-popular IQeye Alliance-mini HD Megapixel series of cameras.

Known for its compact size and versatility, the Alliance-mini not only includes the increased processing power needed to run analytics or VMS applications at the edge, it also features WDR, on-camera storage, and true day/night capability. Available in H.264 vandal dome models with support for HD720p, HD1080p, and 3MP resolutions (5MP coming Q1 2014). The Alliance-mini delivers the highest quality megapixel images with the lowest bandwidth demands. Both ONVIF and PSIA compliant, this next generation line of cameras has been designed for a wide range of indoor applications and works seamlessly with all leading NVR/VMS providers.

The Alliance-mini comes standard with both beige and black trim rings for aesthetics and convenience. Designed for discreet indoor ceiling, surface, and wall mount installations, it is ideal for education, retail, gaming, and healthcare applications. As with the all Alliance dome and 3 Series cameras, these new models are backed by the industry’s best and only 5-year, all-inclusive warranty.

“The hallmark of all IQeye cameras is ease of installation with very persuasive price to performance—the new Alliance-mini follows in this tradition and offers all of our markets a powerful camera in a compact package. I think the Alliance-mini is going to be very attractive to our growing education market.” Rob Ledenko, Executive Vice President of IQinVision.

The Alliance-mini’s size and edge capabilities combined with stunning HD image quality have already proven to be a winning choice with installers and end users alike. The newest Alliance-mini HD megapixel cameras will begin shipping December 16th. For more information contact [email protected] or visit the Alliance-mini product page online to download a product datasheet.

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