Canon IP video surveillance cameras oversee World Sailing Championships 2014

Securitas, Safety Officer of the World Sailing Championships 2014, which is held until the next 21 September in Santander, has chosen Canon's video surveillance technology for the monitoring of sporting events and facilities.

The high-end network video surveillance camera system of Canon ensures the safety of the World Sailing Championship 2014, that from the 8 and until the next day 21 is held in Santander, an international event in which more than 900 boats and 1.400 sailors from 95 different countries that Securitas, Competition Safety Manager, You trusted this provider.

Between participants, Equipment technicians, Members of the organization, Volunteers and journalists, The championship brings together about 5.000 People and hundreds of millions of viewers around the world follow the competition through the broadcast of television channels. In addition, Santander 2014 it will be a qualifier to get a place in the country in the sailing events for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro 2016.

To adapt to the lighting and weather conditions in each competition, Canon camera models chosen to ensure the safety of sporting events and facilities are the VB-H41 motorised dome system, with 240x zoom (20x optical and 12x digital); Full HD H610VE fixed model, with vandal-resistant housing and IP65 protection for harsh outdoor conditions, that monitors and records day/night activity with a 112º field of view, and the networked device, also fixed, VB-H710F, which stands out for its high performance in low light and flexible installation options, as well as for its intelligent functions such as the detection of displaced objects, abandoned or removed and detection of passage and attempts to tamper with the camera.

DiiD, distributor of Canon's full range of networked security cameras in Spain and Portugal, has been responsible for the supply and deployment of the devices for this sporting event.

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