Tyco presents the third generation of cameras Illustrate Flex of 3 And 8 Mp

In compact minidomo formats, indoors and outdoors, and bullet of 3 And 8 Mp, Johnson Controls has added eight models of third generation to its range of IP cameras Tyco Illustrates Flex.

The new cameras Tyco Illustrates Flex Gen 3 are available in resolutions of 3 And 8 Megapixel. As he explains Johnson Controls in its statement, lower resolution models replace their respective second generation, providing new surveillance applications for a wide range of applications.

The Ilustra Flex Gen3 models of 8 Megapixel, in addition to replacing flex gen2 models of the same resolution, add for the first time advanced analytical events to this range of cameras.

One of the added advantages in Tyco Ilustra Flex Gen3 surveillance devices is the incorporation of technology for more efficient recording and intelligent bandwidth management.

When combined with the company's network video recorders, as Tyco VideoEdge Or exacqVision, failover redundancy allows video recording to continue on the camera if a network outage occurs or the NVR is offline.

When the connection is reestablished, the video is transferred to the media database for optimal viewing later. In addition, Illustrate IntelliZip continuously monitors and adjusts system transmission parameters to match the level of activity within the camera's field of view.

The eight new Cameras Illustrate Flex Gen3 have in common the increase in the maximum frame rate and the analysis of video intelligence, than in the models of 8 MP features advanced analysis and face detection subject to future firmware releases.

To this is also added the advantage of infrared technology (Go) integral focused on factors, making it easier and fast to install devices.

Other key features include secure boot protection, increased IR lighting performance and integration of a new generation of image sensors. In addition, with the Tyco Ilustra app and the dongle Compatible WiFi, camera installation and setup is much easier and faster.

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