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Regional Offices: Chicago, IL Detroit, MI Orlando, FL Seattle, WA San Diego, CA Toronto, ON Canada
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Primary Features
- Scalable solution from one to thousands of cameras
- Scalable network from one to thousands of locations
- Only view what you need or want to see
- Automatic motion following 360° night-vision PTZ cameras
- Motion detection alarm and logging
- Motion event notification to central site, pager, phone or email
- Always-On digital video recording
- Motion directed monitoring / Event driven monitoring
- Video instant replay
- Redundant central station monitoring
- Long distance video monitoring through internet or intranet
- Real-time video conferencing and video broadcast capable
- Proprietary 2400:1 video compression
- Virtually unbreakable proprietary streaming video encryption technology
- Retrofit of legacy video surveillance equipment to preserve projected ROI
Advantages
- Stored video can be used as evidence for prosecution
- Stored video can be transferred to CD, DVD or videotape
- Stored video can be used for simulated response training exercises
- Video can be archived for weeks, months or indefinitely
- Environmentally friendly – reduced need for motorized patrol
Return on Investment
- Virtually eliminates need for patrols
- Consolidated control and manpower
- Can monitor up to 16,000 cameras from a single central station or monitor a single camera from multiple central stations
- Allows monitoring stations to back up other monitoring stations across the county or across the state
- Improved efficiency through a more targeted deployment of human resources where they are needed and when they are needed
Response
- Response personnel can see recorded or live video stream in their vehicle before approaching the threat
- Response personnel can also be guided by central site monitoring by cell phone, radio or automatic paging
- Removes possibility of an ambush or armed confrontation
- Allows response team to be properly armed and sized to respond to the given threat
- By default, situation control is given to the response team
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