Arecont Vision announced at IFSEC the new MegaVertical initiative to help users and installers identify and replicate how network megapixel video cameras are being used around the world. Included are sales presentations, case studies, video clips and support materials targeting retail, healthcare, education and municipal surveillance.
โMegapixel imaging solutions offer numerous benefits for virtually any video surveillance application and can actually cost less than conventional IP or analogue cameras while providing superior performance and functionality,โ said Scott Schafer, Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Arecont Vision. โOur MegaVertical initiative will help us clearly define the real value and measurable return on investment of megapixel systems based on actual installations and user experiences. We will be sharing this information with our reseller partners so they can apply the lessons learned by early adopters of megapixel technology to help new customers maximize the effectiveness of megapixel video systems.โ
The US firmโs website is to support the MegaVertical initiative with information on megapixel camera installations in various vertical markets. Arecont Vision has also developed a catalogue of written case studies to illustrate megapixel video in serving various markets. The company is in the process of producing video case studies to supplement the documentation of megapixel camera system installations.
Arecont Vision’s complete line of cameras range in image resolution from 1.3 to 20 megapixels, including camera models providing capabilities such as dual sensor day/night and panoramic viewing. Compact JPEG and compact H.264 cameras lead the price/performance curve. The Arecont Vision line also includes the MegaDome Series of all-in-one dome cameras and the MegaView line of all-in-one Day/Night/IR H.264 megapixel cameras enclosed in IP-66 and vandal-resistant bullet-style housings.
