Video Surveillance

Dynamic video surveillance and recording solutions to monitor your facility

Implementing video surveillance solutions allow you to manage your facility with 24/7 high quality video coverage for maximum security and operational efficiency. The very presence of video surveillance often serves as a deterrent for potential criminals. And in the event of a crime, video can help identify the culprit and more quickly lead to justice.

Cameras and Recording

Gone are the days of grainy video, CRT monitors, and VCR recorders: today’s cameras produce ultra-high-definition images day and night. Our network video recorders can make live and recorded video available to any device with a network connection, whether a computer in your building or your smartphone in the field. Many of our customers use video for more than preventing crime: they like to know what’s happening at their facility. Even something as simple as knowing if the parking lot has been plowed of snow can improve the operations of a business or institution.

Physical Security Information Management (PSIM)

Designed to integrate multiple unconnected security applications and devices to control them through one comprehensive user interface, the PSIM collects and correlates events from disparate security systems (video, access control, sensors, analytics, networks, building systems, etc.) to empower security personnel to identify and proactively resolve situations.

Console and Equipment Racking

Maintaining a neat and professional-looking equipment arrangement is about more than just aesthetics; it allows fast and effective troubleshooting and upgrades. No matter the external environment, a quality racking system will protect your investment in expensive and sensitive equipment.

Wireless Networks

Whether point-to-point or mesh, wireless networks connect security system components where cabling is not practical. In addition, wireless networks offer organizations the ability to avoid the costly installation of cables when doing so would damage sensitive or historically significant buildings.

Fiber Optic Cabling and Networks

Modern high-definition cameras generate a lot of data. Utilize fiber optic cabling for the backhaul of long-distance, high-performance networking and communications. Optical fiber carries more information than conventional copper wiring due to its higher bandwidth and faster speeds. And because the glass fiber does not conduct electricity, this type of cabling avoids electromagnetic interference and reduces signal losses.

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Some of our Video Surveillance Partners include: