Surveillance



RSI Visio 1000-GPRS-P
June 2008, Elvey Security Technologies
Elvey Security Technologies is proud to announce the arrival of the completely wireless video security systems from RSIalarms, the RSI VISIO 1000 GPRS-P. Equipped with advanced technology the video ...

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Mobotix Q22 from IAC
June 2008, Industrial Automation & Control (IAC)
IAC is pleased to release the new Mobotix Q22 Hemispheric camera with 360° all-round view and integrated distortion correction. This enables one Mobotix camera to monitor a complete room and use the advanced ...

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Barco LC 56
June 2008, Questek Advanced Technologies
Questek will be introducing the next generation video displays - Barco's LC 56-inch megapixel screen with an LCD display that offers eight times the resolution of conventional LCD screens. The high pixel ...

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Using CCTV to identify people carrying guns
May 2008, Leaderware
Detection of people who are carrying firearms is becoming more important, but just how valid is the expectation that people carrying guns can be identified with CCTV

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Integrated high-tech security lowers risk and costs
May 2008, Johnson Controls, Government and Parastatal (Industry)
A comprehensive security solution in the commercial sector will include access control, intrusion monitoring and prevention solutions, perimeter protection, fire alarms, CCTV and building management systems

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CCTV over IP
May 2008, G2 Fire
Lenel provides a software-only solution that runs on standards-based servers - network video recorders (NVRs)

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Securing your network while securing your premises
May 2008, Axis Communications SA
Besides superior image quality, intelligent cameras and lower total cost of ownership, Internet Protocol (IP) surveillance systems have also grown in popularity because of their remote accessibility. ...

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Security for the sport of kings
May 2008
Vigilant has provided a future-proof IP video surveillance solution for a new gaming hall at Gulfstream Park Casino in Florida, USA. The system, which has an unlimited expansion capability currently ...

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SMT LCD monitors
May 2008, Elvey Security Technologies
Designed specially for surveillance application the SMT-1721 (17 inch) /1921 (19 inch) LCD monitors from Samsung Electronics give your security personnel the best picture available in the industry to ...

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Hyundai HCC-703 camera
May 2008, Elvey Security Technologies
Stylishly designed, with a metal coating providing elegance to add to its security functionality, the HCC-703 camera is a compact camera with a light sensitive piece of semiconductor material that forms ...

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IAD201LC
May 2008
The IAD201LC portable DVR/MPEG4/MP4 player with built-in camera and speakers, is a single-channel portable recorder that captures video footage with an external camera and is viewed through a 2,5 inch ...

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Shany MTC-L5838HQ
May 2008, Elvey Security Technologies
Shany Electronics' MTC-L5838HQ infrared vandal-proof camera has been designed to provide optimal security surveillance for banks, shops and commercial buildings. It is fitted with an Automatic Gain Control ...

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DS-7204HI-S NVR
May 2008, Regal Security Distributors SA
Hikvision's DS-7204HI-S network digital video recorder, which adopts Embedded Linux OS and the latest TI DaVinci DSP, is a new generation of Hikvision digital surveillance product with an integration ...

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The future of CCTV is digital: crossing the digital divide
CCTV Handbook 2008, Reditron
Throughout the world – and South Africa is no exception – the key phrase when discussing CCTV is definitely ‘go digital’. There is no longer any question that old analogue-based systems will eventually ...

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IP and the future of CCTV
CCTV Handbook 2008, Reditron
IP is having a highly significant effect on many aspects of the CCTV industry – everything from product development to training and even the types of companies that are getting involved in CCTV installations. ...

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Calculating storage needs
CCTV Handbook 2008, Axis Communications SA
The emergence of network video systems calls for increased use of hard disk storage. This gives rise to a number of questions, ranging from how much hard disk is needed to how to build fail-safe hard ...

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H.264 explained
CCTV Handbook 2008, Axis Communications SA
New possibilities within video surveillance as H.264 replaces other compression standards. The latest video compression standard, H.264, is expected to become the video standard of choice in the coming ...

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Major changes coming in the video surveillance industry
CCTV Handbook 2008, Industrial Automation & Control (IAC)
Changes in the core technology of an industry always offer new opportunities for the financial community. A major evolution, triggered by the need for higher recording image quality, is taking place in ...

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CCTV terminology
CCTV Handbook 2008
Understanding the terms and features of CCTV equipment is essential in getting the optimal results from equipment for different applications...       2D peaking 2D peaking filters enhance video image sharpness, ...

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Advances in video technology to increase efficiencies and reduce operating risks
CCTV Handbook 2008
In today's economy, security has just as much to do with the bottom line as it does with protecting people, information and assets. Most businesses have some type of security infrastructure in place and ...

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