Hanwha Vision’s Wisenet P
Hanwha Vision’s Wisenet P series camera line includes several unique categories that showcase our ability to deliver the best in AI video analytics, multi-sensor technology, and innovative design.
Cameras
Hanwha Vision’s Wisenet P series camera line includes several unique categories that showcase [the] ability to deliver the best in AI video analytics, multi-sensor technology, and innovative design.
Cameras: Wisenet Q series
The Wisenet Q series delivers sharp and clear image quality with H.265 compression, ideal in securing small to medium sized applications such as retail, banking and offices. Enhanced features include intelligent video analytics, Wide Dynamic Range, Built-in IR, Hallway View, & WiseStream II.
Exacq Technologies
Since 2002, Exacq has built powerful and scalable video surveillance solutions with open platform software that’s easy to integrate. Our products work in virtually every market and integrate with a variety of access control and video analytics software as well as thousands of IP cameras.
AIPHONE: IX-DVM
The IX-DVM is a UL Listed mullion-mount IP video door station that is weather and vandal resistant. The station is equipped with a 720p HD, wide dynamic range camera that can be streamed to third-party devices using ONVIF® Profile S or RTSP. Video can be captured on a microSD™ card.
The IX-DVM can be programmed to call up to 20 different stations with three different call level selections.
Sound files can be uploaded for custom messages to be played during certain functions (door release, call placed, communication start, error message, and more). The stations have audible and LED indicators for calling, communication, and door release.
There is one contact output that can be used for door release, and one input that can be used to trigger an outgoing call or answer a call/page.
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