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| Surveon will showcase their new IP surveillance solutions at ISC West 2011 |
This year at
ISC West, Las Vegas,
Surveon will be highlighting its end-to-end megapixel solutions with the introduction of its line of WDR 3-megapixel IP cameras, Hardware-RAID Megapixel NVR, as well as Enterprise VMS 2.4 to the US market. Surveon's new 3 megapixel cameras, feature Sony high-sensitivity sensors.
These WDR capable box, bullet and dome models provide unprecedented contrast and detail to the Surveon camera lineup, with greater than full-HD resolution at real-time frame rates. The new cameras couple the increased resolving power with high-demand features such as IR illumination, day/night functionality, IP66, WDR, motorised lenses with autofocus capability, as well as Surveon's video analytics suite, making them ideal solutions for mission-critical and high-profile surveillance applications even in low-light, high contrast conditions.
These network cameras are matched perfectly with Surveon's
NVR2000 series. With integrated hardware RAID controller providing high I/O throughput, and up to 96TB of
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| Surveon's NVR2000 series is ideal for high profile surveillance applications |
RAID5/6 capacity NVR2000s are designed expressly for megapixel surveillance. In addition to providing exemplary performance, the installation and integration free designs ease maintenance and integration burdens for our security partners. Surveon's new 3 megapixel cameras, feature Sony high-sensitivity sensors. These WDR capable Box, Bullet and Dome models provide unprecedented contrast and detail to the Surveon Camera lineup, with greater than full-HD resolution at real-time frame rates. The new cameras couple the increased resolving power with high-demand features such as IR illumination, day/night functionality, IP66, WDR, motorised lenses with autofocus capability, as well as Surveon's video analytics suite, making them ideal solutions for mission-critical and high-profile surveillance applications even in low-light, high contrast conditions.
