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| Innovative Security Designs' Jaguar 1080P camera won the New Product of the Year award |
Innovative Security Designs, a company focused on the delivery of IP surveillance devices that enable ease of deployment and effortless system configuration, recently announced that its Jaguar 1080P camera was selected as the overall winner of the Security 2012 Exhibition’s New Product of the Year Award. The ISD megapixel surveillance camera was selected based on its innovation, originality, benefits to users and resellers, and its open integration with today’s leading market solutions.
“We are honored to receive with this award and overwhelmed with the positive reception we’ve garnered from end users and integrators alike across the globe. The interest in our product line speaks to the need for IP technologies that incorporateease of configuration and management into their design without the loss of robust features,” said Ian Johnston, Founder and CEO, Innovative Security Designs. The Jaguar cameras combined with our Zero Touch Configuration allow for remote and immediate camera configuration to deliver simpler, affordable and headache-free installation and management.
The Jaguar cameras, which include model JBS-AF-1080P and model JBS-CS-1080P, each feature 2-megapixel CMOS image sensors with full HD 1080P resolution. The surveillance cameras deliver a host of built-in IP benefits including motion detection, PoE with less than four-watt power consumption, day/night filters with superb low-light performance, digital PTZ, built-in microphones with full duplex audio, and advanced H.264 compression to reduce storage costs and bandwidth requirements. The cameras have edge-based storage support for extended capacity SD cards and external NAS devices such as Veracity COLDSTORE.
ISD, a California-based company, will demonstrate the benefits of its new camera line as well as integrations with market leading software platforms to the Americas market at the upcoming ASIS seminar at booth #3831. The ASIS conference is being held Sept. 10-12, 2012, at the Philadelphia Convention Center in Philadelphia.
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