Louroe Electronics, a provider of audio monitoring within the security industry, will introduce next generation advanced audio technology at ISC West 2017 with two new products, the Verifact A USB microphone and AOP530 speaker microphone. Both products boast new features that improve network device integration, installation time and sound clarity. The official release date for the Verifact A USB and AOP530 is April 3, 2017, and both will be showcased at Louroe’s booth, number 8038.

Verifact A USB Microphone

The all-new Verifact A USB microphone features a USB connection. The architecture enables direct connection to USB hubs or computers, simplifying installation and creating plug-and-play audio for almost any application. The microphone is self-powered from the USB hub, eliminating the need for any external power source, and includes a gain adjustment switch for sensitivity control. Additionally, the microphone incorporates Louroe’s new Smart Tube design that enables a wider frequency response capture for improved analytics performance.

AOP530 Two-Way Speaker Microphone

The AOP530 is a two-way speaker microphone with echo cancellation and full-duplex communication. The AOP530 connects directly to IP cameras and encoders that support two-way, line level audio. The vandal-resistant housing makes it ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications, and its blue illuminated pushbutton makes it easily identifiable in low-lit areas.

Minimal Installation

“Our new Verifact A USB and AOP530 products improve audio monitoring while keeping current with 21st century technology,” said Richard Brent, CEO of Louroe Electronics. “They require minimal installation, increasing the cost-savings. The overall value of the technology for both the integrator and end user is higher given its performance benefits.”

Both products are optimal for the law enforcement, commercial, education, banking, and healthcare sectors.

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