To solve distance problem and to save installation cost, EDS, the Turkey-based solution provider, decided to choose most advanced IP based CCTV systems, ACTi video server plus with Transcoder to enhance Turkey building security surveillance system.

This building surveillance project uses 14 pairs of video server (SED-2100R) and Transcoder (SED-3200) for solving connection problem.  Since the security guards are used to operate the original DVR system or to use control panel to control PTZ camera.  However, there are totally 7 camera installation sites. The distance between each camera installation site and control center is around 140M.  It would be highly difficult to install coaxial cable.  Furthermore, because of the existed network system, IP transmitting method would be the best solution for this project.  Each channel only needs 3Mbps and transmits through internet.  But the video quality is the same as analog system.

EDS quoted "Before we decided to use ACTi products for this project, we had examined at least 5 different companies' encoders and decoders.  ACTi products are really qualified and can get the leadership in Turkey security market."

In case you missed it

How Is The Role Of Biometrics Changing In Physical Access Control?
How Is The Role Of Biometrics Changing In Physical Access Control?

Biometrics today provide better security and frictionless user experiences. Biometric identifiers like fingerprints, facial recognition, and iris scans are unique and difficult to...

Dormakaba Acquires Alliants: Hospitality Access Solutions
Dormakaba Acquires Alliants: Hospitality Access Solutions

dormakaba has signed a binding agreement to acquire Alliants Limited, the guest experience technology partner behind more than 100,000 hotel rooms for the world’s leading hos...

Allied Universal® Honored As Admired Workplace By Newsweek
Allied Universal® Honored As Admired Workplace By Newsweek

Allied Universal®, the world's pioneer security and facility services provider, has been named one of America's Most Admired Workplaces by Newsweek for the third consecutive ye...