Wavestore Sapphire Sets The Standard
Product Profile
Wavelet Technology Marketing have introduced the Wavestore Sapphire, ideally suited to mission critical usage including airport, port and terminal applications:
Negating the problems of time-lapsed recording, deployment of Wavestore Sapphire multi-channel real-time video monitoring & recording will enhance airport or port security with synchronised audio - up to 18 channels per Sapphire.
Integration of Sapphire’s digital video with existing alarms, access control, ANPR, & facial recognition systems provides a complete solution with extensive application interfaces to address the remote monitoring, control and management needs of airport, port & terminal designs – including advanced multi-zone motion detection with variable sensitivity for anti-terrorism applications.
Remote or centralised interrogation of current events or instantly review recorded video & audio data. Connectivity through various communications infrastructure; wireless, satellite, fibre, Ethernet LAN/WAN, Internet, ADSL, ISDN or public telephone media.
Seamlessly network multiple Sapphire units to develop extensive camera and microphone recording capability without compromising system speed.
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- Highest performance - Wavestore’s Sapphire delivers the highest performance multi-channel video and audio recording and management system solutions.
- Robust platform - reliability and performance assured with use of Linux operating system.
- Incorruptible images for evidential requirements provided by the use of Wavelet compression algorithm.
Negating the problems of time-lapsed recording, deployment of Wavestore Sapphire multi-channel real-time video monitoring & recording will enhance airport or port security with synchronised audio - up to 18 channels per Sapphire.
Integration of Sapphire’s digital video with existing alarms, access control, ANPR, & facial recognition systems provides a complete solution with extensive application interfaces to address the remote monitoring, control and management needs of airport, port & terminal designs – including advanced multi-zone motion detection with variable sensitivity for anti-terrorism applications.
Remote or centralised interrogation of current events or instantly review recorded video & audio data. Connectivity through various communications infrastructure; wireless, satellite, fibre, Ethernet LAN/WAN, Internet, ADSL, ISDN or public telephone media.
Seamlessly network multiple Sapphire units to develop extensive camera and microphone recording capability without compromising system speed.
Technical Specification
Make | Wavestore |
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Manufacturer | Wavestore Global Ltd |
Category | Video Surveillance>Digital video recorders (DVRs) |
Model code | Sapphire S16M |
Channels | 16 |
Recording Mode | Real Time / Timelapse |
Monitor Outputs | 16 |
Inbuilt Multiplexer | Yes |
Multiplexer Type | Duplex |
Storage Capacity GB | 1800 |
Image per second (IPS) | 25 PAL / 30 NTSC |
Signal Mode | PAL/NTSC |
Recording System | HDD, RAID |
Color Type | Color |
Mount type | 16 in, 16 out |
Physical Specifications |
Dimensions mm: 600 x 550 x 300 Weight kg: 15.5 kg |
Electrical Specifications | Power Consumption: 200 |
Environmental Specifications |
Operating Temp oC: 5 ~ 40 Operating Humidity %: max 80% |
Additional info | Wavelet Sapphire is ideally suited to mission critical usage including airport, port and terminal application. Multiple Sapphire units can be networked to develop extensive camera and microphone recording capability without compromising system speed. |
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