Whether the need is documentation of events, criminal/theft intervention, deterrence, process control or customer service a well designed video system may be the solution.

Digital technology has dramatically improved the quality, storage capacity and overall ease of use. Digital storage capacities for most systems typically range from 2 weeks to 8 weeks of storage before the video is written over with new video. Extended storage can be added if the application requires it. If an event or what is termed as a “video clip” needs to permanently saved it can be copied to a CD, DVD or the hard drive of a PC. Video clips can quickly be emailed to management or law enforcement.

Digital video software is intuitive with minimal training required to operate the system. Systems can either be stand-alone or accessed via a network, internet or telephone line connection. Live and recorded video can be viewed locally or remotely.

Standard and special application cameras can be connected to the digital server via fiber, cooper, network or wireless connections. For difficult lighting conditions low light cameras and infra-red illumination can be provided. A wide variety of pan, tilt, zoom cameras are available to allow manual or automatic positioning and zooming of the camera. Specialty housings include pressurized, explosion rated, vandal/impact resistant and ballistic resistant. Covert applications can also be supported.

Custom video monitoring and control consoles can be designed and manufactured for larger applications. Advanced video switching can allow the user to choose and adjust the video display as well as having automatic call up of video on alarm conditions or other events.