Video (CCTV) technology has been deployed purely as a surveillance tool in the past. Today video is an integral component in the design of cost effective security solutions, which deter, detect, help supervise and verify activity associated with security or safety risks.
Online can help you deter unauthorized persons from entering your premises. Our solutions will help detect unwanted activity at your site. You are able to monitor events by maintaining visual contact, being able to respond using real time visual feedback.
Our CCTV range of products provides customers with unique device functionality. Below are examples of what Online offers:
A very useful combination of camera and lens, housed in an aesthetically pleasing hemisphere enclosure. It can be
mounted on the ceiling and pointed in any direction, in a 360degree circle for the most appropriate field of view to
cover areas that require constant monitoring.
Sensitive electronics in a camera is protected from the environment by an enclosure that is rated for outdoor use.
In some outdoor applications, cameras are mounted in a vandal resistant housing. Cameras with “day and night”
capability, with wide dynamic options, are chosen for such applications.
Are built with camera electronics, lens and IR lighting housed in a single IP66 rated enclosure. They can be used
indoors and outdoors and come with a wall or ceiling mount. These cameras have matched components that
provide excellent performance and value for money, in one small composite package.
Provide better visibility day or night. The built in IR lighting provides additional support for close views in total
darkness. Digital Signal Processing extends the dynamic range capability of cameras to deliver better 24×7
visibility.
Are used directly on an Ethernet IP network. The cameras deliver similar or better performance to analogue
cameras. Legacy analogue cameras can be converted to digital streams by using IP encoders.
Have remotely controlled electromechanical movements that can be used to quickly position cameras for different
views. These cameras have zoom lenses that enable the operator to control cameras to get “close-up” views for
identification purposes.
Display camera images that are recorded on a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) or Network Video Recording (NVR).
Monitors come in various sizes, from 17” desktop, to wall mounted “large screen format” monitors with a choice of
luminance and performance capabilities. LCD monitors unlike CRT monitors are energy efficient and come in flexible
configurations.
Are devices that capture and store analogue video signals digitally on hard disks at different resolutions and
frame rates to suit the application. Live and recorded video can be viewed by multiple operators locally or
remotely via a network link. Hybrid DVR’s display & record a mix of analogue and IP cameras.
Video signal streams from multiple IP cameras are “recorded” on a PC based device attached to the same
network, at different resolutions and frame rates to suit the application. Live or recorded video streams can
also be viewed or retrieved, locally or remotely, by multiple operators connected over the network.
The software management user interface runs on a Windows OS PC and ties together all the devices on the
system. The software manages all alarms, camera images, recorded images, maps, icons, Video Motion Detection
alarms and intelligent video detection across the network including system setup and administration