How will Your Customers Transition from Analog to IP? By Jon Hughes and Richard Malstrom, Product Marketing, Interlogix
Simplifying IP Systems to Meet Customer Needs
Customers are asking for IP Surveillance but an important question is always what is in place today. Is there existing coax cable in place or is the installation fully networked? In either case, there are multiple ways to transmit video, from a DVR encoding and recording analog cameras and then streaming over the network to IP cameras streaming from the edge. Are you able to offer your customers a solution that works in either environment or that allows them to move from one infrastructure to another?
Expand your security capabilities with the TruVision™ Line. Offering reliable,
cost-effective security, these recorders, cameras and monitors deliver value-based video surveillance for a variety of environments. The TruVision™ NVR 40 (TVN 40) supports GE and third-party cameras for a flexible infrastructure that’s ideal for small to mid-sized commercial IP applications.
Additionally, TruVision™
and GE Nav from Interlogix allows you to solve more customer challenges and win more business. GE Nav is the glue that ties them together, offering powerful remote management of TruVision™
TruVision™ NVRs and DVRs working
together or independently. This flexible software allows for management of an unlimited number of devices and users and provides system diagnostics to help proactively manage the system. TruVision™ solve more customer challenges and win more business.
and GE Nav from Interlogix allow you to
More than just camera and recording solutions. Having great products for the recording and remote management is just part of the story. Interlogix also has a complete new line of IFS Transmission network media converters and switches. These products provide cost-effective solutions by leveraging existing infrastructure.
New IFS Coax Media Converters provide a quick and easy way to transmit IP video (or any IP signal) over existing cable infrastructure. This solution provides and inexpensive migration path for transmitting IP video by eliminating the cost and labor of having to pull new cable.
If existing optical fiber is available, IFS transmission has also introduced a new line of 4-port media converters that can maximize the usable bandwidth on each fiber cable run. The IFS MC4TX1FX Series accepts up to four 10/100Mbps Ethernet data streams, such as IP video, and will transmit all four signals over one pair of optical fibers. Also available is a drop-and-repeat version for applications such as IP-centric access control systems.
For all of the challenges related to the transition to IP video, look to Interlogix first to provide the best alternatives for your customers to meet the challenges of today while preparing for future needs.
21 DVRs provide a wide range of recording options where an existing analog infrastructure is in place.
And when managed by license-free GE Nav software this includes over 10 years of backward compatibility with GE recorders representing hundreds of thousands of DVRs deployed.
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