Vanderbilt showed Eventys at IFSEC 2016 at Excel London in June – the latest addition to its CCTV portfolio.
According to the manufacturer, Eventys represents Vanderbilt’s ability to respond to installer requirements and market pressures. It also means that those new to the security industry, such as electrical contractors, now have a product set that enables them to make the most of this building services sector.
The Eventys range offers variants of up to H.264+ IP compression and codec, alongside two network video recorders (NVRs). These products are for small to medium sized installations.
The Eventys IP cameras feature 1.3MP to 2MP resolution with both fixed and varifocal lens options. Powering and connecting the cameras is via Power over Ethernet (PoE), which allows energy to be supplied via the IT network. This is coupled with automatic IP address allocation, auto-device detection and connection, making Eventys truly plug and play the makers say. The cameras are built into an IP66 rated weatherproof enclosure, while CMOS progressive scanning allows the camera to obtain values from each pixel in the sensor and scans to produce a complete picture.
The two NVRs come with features commonly found on more expensive devices it is claimed. A built in PoE switcher is standard on both four or eight channel variants that support live view, storage, and playback with up to 6MP resolution. Also featured are one-touch record triggering, multiple recording types and playback for assigned channel during multi-channel display mode.
Eventys is the first significant CCTV product launch that Vanderbilt has made in Europe since it acquired Security Products from Siemens, one year ago.
Vanderbilt’s CEO, Joe Grillo, said: ‘We are tremendously excited about Eventys, which represents a refreshing range of seamless, reliable and great value IP CCTV solutions. We pride ourselves on our ability to respond quickly to market demands and design solutions that are based around our EASY IP approach – easy to install, easy to connect, easy to store recordings, and easy to view.’
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