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It protects initial system investment and removes the analogue/IP dilemma by allowing analogue cameras in an existing installation to be included in an MPEG4 IP network.

Installers can now keep IP basements on stock ready to enhance existing systems or to work alongside new analogue cameras, permitting more flexible stock management.

The 3.9 inch plug-in device for Eyeview cameras supports three Pelco protocols and the Company‘s own protocol.

Primarily designed for indoor installation, it can be used in residential areas, retail stores and restaurants or other small spaces that need 360 degree surveillance.

The IP unit permits up to 256 cameras each with up to 32 preset positions to be individually controlled.

loratsai@eyeview.com.tw

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