Video-Surveillance System Features and Benefits

General Features:

• Real-Time, Full-Motion Video - Broadcast Up to 35 Miles
• Wireless Connection to Any Network
• Connects Directly to Analog Cameras, Monitors and Ethernet Networks
• Internet Protocol (IP) Based for Ease of User Configuration
• Weather-Resistant, Powder-Coated Pole
• Completely Assembled
• No License Requirements

Power:

• Solar-Powered - Eliminates Cabling/Electric Costs*
• Optional AC/DC Power
• Battery Backup
• Proprietary Power Conversion Board with Remote Management Capability

Video Features:

• Advanced Digital System Processing (DSP) Camera - 23x Optical Zoom with Pan and Tilt Capabilities
• Infrared Mode
• Video Loss Alarm
• Tamper-Resistant Silent Alarm - Sent to Monitoring Station, Cell Phone, and Pager
• Remote Management of Camera and its Binary I/O Trigger Functions; i.e., On/Off, Pan-Tilt Zoom (PTZ), Record Speed, Refocus, Etc.
• Selective Viewing Allows One or More Users Monitoring Across Multiple Locations Using Standard Networks, Including the Internet
• Configured as an Encoder, the Unit Digitizes and Compresses Video Signals from Analog Cameras, Typically at Ratios of 80:1
• Configured as a Decoder, the Unit Decodes and Displays Video on Standard Analog Monitors
• High-Frame Rate Video Over Low Bandwidths; i.e., 30 Frames Per Second (FPS) Common Interchange Format (CIF) Resolution Video Requires 384 Kbps Bandwidth
• Configurable Bandwidths from 8 Kbps to 3 Mbps Provide Choice of Constant Video Quality or Capped Bandwidth Utilization

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* Solar-powered units can be designed to be on 24/7, or limited to perform random sampling and selective viewing schedules to conserve battery charge. A dispatcher or the controller has the ability to power-up, power-down and check the amount of charge in every video unit. Variables that could adversely affect the operation of the unit with respect to power consumption and draw could include: continuous use; excessive pan tilt viewing; solar panels that aren't efficient; panel orientation; and excessive use during low light times of the year. A power-usage survey is provided to determine each application's feasibility.