by Grandstream
(1)Buy new: $147.50
7 used & new from $147.50
(Visit the Best Sellers in Dome Cameras list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)
Review & Description
Grandstream's GXV3611 indoor fixed dome IP cameras provide an unobtrusive indoor solution that can be easily mounted on walls or ceilings for maximum surveillance protection. Ideal for advanced surveillance requiring razor sharp image clarity and archived video used for investigative purposes, Grandstream's GXV3611_HD camera includes a 2-Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor and advanced lens while delivering multi-rate H.264 real-time video streaming with a maximum resolution of 1,600 x 900 and at frame rate of up to 25fps. Using GSurf, Grandstream's free video management software, businesses can monitor and control up to 36 cameras simultaneously. Retail stores, restaurants, campuses, casinos, apartment buildings and business offices looking for a cost-effective, open standard surveillance solution can easily implement these two new indoor cameras for 24x7 security protection of people and assets. With SIP/VoIP support, business owners can also stream all monitoring activity to a mobile or video phone, from anywhere in the world, using the GXV3611's 2-way audio and video streaming capability. » Integrated microphone, speaker and smoke detector for maximum and out-of-the-box video + audio + smoke monitoring using industry standard SIP & VoIP technology » Motion Detection and Alert Notification » Integrated Power-over-Ethernet (802.3af) » 24MB pre-/post-event recording buffer » Easy installation and management using Grandstream's web-based graphical user interface Features & Benefits ?Support sensor alarm input and relay output ?Support 24MB pre-/post-event recording buffer ?Support motion detection and alert notification ?Built-in high performance streaming server to allow up to 16 simultaneous D1 viewers or 25 CIF viewers ?Combine with GSurf software to support remote viewing, controlling and recording of up to 36 cameras from anywhere on the Internet or corporate network. Read more
No comments:
Post a Comment