TeleEye has recently negotiated a comprehensive distribution deal with ADI-GardinerTeleEye, the leading manufacturer of CCTV transmission products, has recently negotiated a comprehensive distribution deal with ADI-Gardiner.

TeleEye DVR Transmitters send CCTV video from a security installation to a central, fixed location or remote video response centre (RVRC).  The DVR Transmitters are all BS8418 compliant and use SMAC-M compression technology to reduce CCTV video data for transmission and storage.  SMAC-M uses 40% less hard disc space than MPEG4 compression technology and facilitates the fast transmission of high quality CCTV images across low bandwidth or highly contended network connections.

TeleEye's range of DVR Transmitters includes locally and remotely operated, restricted access and rugged, transport or rapid deployment models.  All the DVR Transmitters facilitate the provision of a secondary GPRS connection in case the primary broadband connection fails, ensuring transmission integrity at all times.

As part of the agreement, TeleEye has introduced its revolutionary new concept of e2e (end to end) monitoring to ADI-Gardiner.  This means ADI-Gardiner is able to offer customers a complete remote CCTV monitoring solution as a single part number in their new catalogue.  The e2e solution includes the DVR Transmitter, broadband connection, pre-configured router, secondary GPRS connection and 24/7 monitoring from a TeleEye approved monitoring station - all with a one year, on-site warranty.

Duncan Ross, UK MD of TeleEye, commented, "We are very excited about our new deal with ADI-Gardiner.  Our company is one of the very few that offers a fully BS 8418 compliant product range.  The e2e monitoring solution is a revolutionary package that will open up monitoring opportunities to many ADI-Gardiner customers."

It would seem that this partnership is one from which installers stand to benefit significantly.

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