TP-Link launches N H.264 megapixel TL-SC3430N wireless surveillance camera

TP-Link, Manufacturer of networking products for consumers and enterprises, has added to its catalog surveillance camera H.264 megapixel TL-SC3430N, offering wireless N speed of up to 150Mbps and HD display at a resolution of 1,3 megapixel (1280 X 1024).

The new TL-SC3430N camera TP-Link It is a versatile home and office surveillance solution to monitor the house, children or the workplace, Whatever matters most. With wireless N speeds up to 150Mbps, Can be easily configured to work wirelessly or using cables. Once installed, can watch live videos from an internet browser or Smartphone from anywhere in the world. With integrated SD card slot, Video can be backed up, ensuring you never catch it off guard.

Wireless surveillance

IP cameras are usually installed on ceilings or walls, and as a consequence are connected to an Ethernet cable. Wireless connection allows you to put the IP camera anywhere you need, without the restrictions of network cables. TL-SC3430N is wireless with speeds up to 150Mbps, Ensuring smooth video streaming.

Streaming de video HD

TL-SC3430N adopts H.264 codec, which is an advanced technology in video compression that greatly reduces the size of a digital video file without compromising the quality of the video compared to the amount of video. Using H.264 provides savings in network bandwidth and storage costs, as well as achieving higher video quality at a bit rate.

Multiple storage options

TL-SC3430N provides multiple storage options making storage more reliable and convenient, and is equipped with an SD card for additional storage or backup. It is an addition to existing options where users can store video content on their local PCs or NAS drives..

Multiple remote viewing options

TL-SC3430N provides users with a variety of flexible remote viewing options. Users can view on their cameras over the Internet from their 3G mobile phones, laptops or tablets, como un teléfono Android o iPad con activación 3G.

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