Xprotect™ Enterprise
Software NVR, Network Video Accessories Xprotect™ Corporate
Support for unlimited servers, sites and clients Compatible with more than 900 different IP-based video
cameras, encoders and selected DVRs Proven in operation on more than 25,000 customer
MPEG4 ASP, H.264 and MxPEG) and bandwidth optimized
installations worldwide. Use effective video compression (MJPEG, MPEG4,
multi-streaming to leverage existing IP networks effectively. Move your video data to more cost-effective storage media
either locally or on the network.
Achieved on standard computer equipment by utilising powerful multi-threaded technology.
Xprotect™ Transact
receiving to sales. Determine if items get "lost" in the storage/warehouse,
are shoplifted or "mistreated" at the checkout counter (either in the sales process or as return goods).
Follow activities visually. Easily produce evidence.
Help resolve wrong-doings before they escalate.
Loss prevention visibly improved by combining IP video
with transaction data Track goods all the way through the store - from
Premium IP video platform with central management of
unlimited cameras, including full-featured client access Designed for large-scale, mission-critical applications Features a distributed architecture that supports
unlimited sites, servers, cameras and users Allows multiple security operators to view live and
recorded video easily Failover service ensures maximum uptime Provides seamless access to live view and recorded
video for your security staff at all times Unique, cost-effective archiving model Simple licensing structure
Xprotect™ Analytics
Detects, reads and stores license plate information from
a digital video stream. It is designed to control vehicle access, as in traffic surveillance and law enforcement, toll and parking management, gas stations, transportation or any other application
The system receives video streams from a camera.
This video stream is analyzed, and license plates are automatically detected. The license plate information is then checked against the system that determines which actions are initiated automatically, such as opening a gate barrier for specific cars or sending an alarm.
IP Camera Management Software RealShot Manager
System Scalability (up to 32 Cameras) Customized Layouts
DEPA Analytics
Manual / Scheduled / Pre Alarm Recording Easy search of images
Network Video Accessories
Power over Ethernet (PoE) Extender PoE-E101
devices
Single Port Mid-Span Injector PoE-151
Connects 1 x PoE device
Interface RJ45 1 x Data + Power and 1 x Data Auto detect of PoE IEEE 802.3af equipment
Protects devices from damage by incorrect installation Data Rate: 10/100 Mbps Distance to 100 metres
Extends the range of PoE an additional 100 metres Forwards both Ethernet data and PoE power to remote
Automatically detects and protects PoE equipment Supports multiple units / daisy chain installations Complies with IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet No external power cable required for installation
Single Port Mid-Span Splitter PoE-151S
4 Port 802.3af PoE Injector Hub PoE-400
ports
Connects up to 4 PoE devices, up to 15.4 watts per port Interface RJ45 4 x Data + Power and 4 x Data Complies with IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet Circuit protection prevents power interaction between
Data Rate: 10/100 Mbps Distance to 100 metres
Allows non PoE equipment to be powered through Ethernet cable.
Allows for 5V DC or 12V DC selection
Interface RJ45 1 x Data + Power and 1 x Data Auto detect of PoE IEEE 802.3af equipment
Protects devices from damage by incorrect installation Data Rate: 10/100 Mbps Distance to 100 metres
IP Balun E10185NR
Transmit your IP Camera over Coaxial cable Interface 1 x RJ45 and 1 x BNC Female Connector 75 Ohm RG59 or RG6 or equivalent compatible Data Rate: 10 Mbps Distance to 150m
RJ45 Pin-out: 1 (Tx+), 2 (Tx-), 3 (Rx+), 6 (Rx-)
Sales and Support, Call: 1300 ADI ADI
Technical Support, Call: 1800 220 345
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