HISEC’s new Symmetry Edge Network Video Server (ENVS®) provides a store and forward solution that saves bandwidth, it is claimed by the manufacturers.
Store video at the edge of the LAN/WAN and forward when convenient. Archiving can take place at off-peak times or when you choose. This provides the scalability and flexibility to meet the demands of many applications while reducing stress on the network, it is claimed.
Decrease the amount of bandwidth required during peak operating times. A characteristic for cameras allows them to use a maximum bandwidth. Some 80GBs of storage allows plenty of room to store, the makers add.
What they say
"HISEC’s Video Management solution with ENVS technology allows customers to use IP cameras or allows customers to upgrade to digital technology at their own pace, providing a flexible, affordable solution," said HISEC Managing Director, Martin Hildebrandt.
The Symmetry ENVS supports the migration from analogue to digital technology for any application. Now HISEC customers can upgrade to digital IP technology when they are ready.
The ENVS provides one or four channels of video and frame rates of up to 30 frames per second depending on the model and configuration selected. It is controlled by the Symmetry Video Management software which also integrates IP cameras and HTML web cams.
The Symmetry Video Management solution is available as a stand-alone system and offers:
scheduled and event based recording saves hard drive space and network bandwidth
integration with ENVS, IP cameras and third party DVRs in a single solution.
control door activity by visually confirming users prior to allowing them access.
supports advanced CCTV functionality.
record video immediately prior and after alarm events.
view live activity with automatic pop-up video alarm feature.
combined surveillance and video verification.
