Sony and EET Europarts show Japanese manufacturer's new line of IP cameras

Sony and Danish multinational EET Europarts, wholesaler of the Japanese firm in Spain, have organized an event in Madrid focused on installers and security integrators to present the video surveillance products of the Nipón manufacturer.

The Sony Store that the Japanese multinational has on madrid's exclusive Serrano Street has been the scene of a presentation event for the Japanese manufacturer's entire range of safety products. With the presence of Bruno Vermeir, Country Manager de Sony, and Raul Aguilera, Product Specialist of the Video Security Business Group in Spain of the Japanese firm, accompanied by Gary Thompson and Nestor Santana, product manager and project engineer, Respectively, danish company EET Europarts, new wholesaler of Sony Professional video surveillance solutions in Spain, have shown the full range of cameras of the Japanese company, advanced features and their new products.

IP cameras, network recorders (Cctv), Cctv, minidome cameras and security software…Sony Professional's hybrid solutions for the video surveillance industry enable complete integration of systems with the full product range of the Japanese multinational and those of other manufacturers. Like this, the company has demonstrated to the installers and security integrators present at the event how its products enable customers to integrate new and existing technologies through Hybrid and IPELA solutions.

Migration to IP

The adoption of IP technology is growing rapidly thanks to the recognition of its many advantages by government companies and institutions, that are considering migrating from their current analogue system to an IP-based video surveillance system. There are currently several ways to migrate from analogue systems to IP technology, but most of them include hybrid encoders and recorders that only allow you to move from standard definition analogue installations (Sd) to IP systems exclusively based on the SD format. To meet market demand, Sony offers IPELA Hybrid camera, you can migrate from analog SD systems to IP-based HD systems.

Sony has also released its new generation of cameras, the G6, incorporating 'IPELA ENGINE' technology, capable of achieving, for the first time in the industry, a wide dynamic range of 130db with Full HD quality at 30 frames per second, which, consequently, dramatically increases image visibility. This level of image quality, the industry's highest, comes true by combining Sony's new integrated signal processing system that achieves high image quality and its new "Exmor" CMOS image sensor that has further accelerated signal reading and improved noise reduction.

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