High Resolution IP Video Surveillance

Ability to view at a streaming rate, some HDTV IP cameras have a resolution of 2592 X 1944. Frame per second recording rates have also been increasing. IP cameras are also able to function on a wireless network. Initial configuration has to be done through a router, however after the IP camera is installed it can then be used on the wireless network. This is a main advantage, giving the user the opportunity of documenting unwanted events efficiently.

Call EyeNet Surveillance at 604-484-1368 if you need high resolution IP Video Surveillance, wireless security cameras, IP security cameras, HD security cameras, video surveillance systems, video monitoring for your home or business in Greater Vancouver Mainland, Canada.

Network IP Camera Technology

Surveillance IP Camera Features

IP cameras or network ip cameras stream live video via digital packets across an internet protocol network such as a LAN (Local Area Network) or the Internet. The benefit of network cameras is that they reside on IP networks; the video streams can then be accessed and stored remotely. This enables users to view and/or manage the IP cameras using a standard web browser or video management software from different locations, giving businesses increased flexibility. If you are looking for the latest technology for home and office video security, EyeNet Surveillance is here to help.

Call us if you need home security cameras or IP security cameras for businesses in Vancouver, Canada

Many customers were reluctant to install surveillance camera due to extensive cabling and renovation requirements. A state of the art access control system without a proper video documentation integrated system has reduced efficiency rate. We consider that IP cameras surveillance technology has matured enough to become a cost efficient solution even for small business and residential customers. EyeNet Surveillance is a pioneer in the North American market using this approach. Our IP security cameras can be equipped with SD cards, reducing the network transfer to a minimum. This way, a typical internet connection featuring 1-2 MB/s upload speeds can handle up to 5 IP security cameras streaming online.

HD IP Surveillance Cameras in Vancouver, BC

We also have a large variety of wireless IP security cameras that reduce cabling to a minimum.

Our representatives are trained to finding the right solution for your security needs. We offer a wide range of surveillance and recording equipment featuring an extensive catalog of IP Cameras, Network Video Recorders, Digital Video Recorders (DVR), and Video Servers in addition to closed circuit television equipment. EyeNet Surveillance has everything you need for IP video surveillance and can help you find the equipment that best fits your home or office. EyeNet has the technology that allows homeowners and businesses to monitor their camera(s) over Internet using a computer or a 3G phone.

Wireless Security Cameras and iPhone Security Cameras in Vancouver, BC

EyeNet Surveillance is a flexible and highly effective choice for any building security system. Our approach in monitoring a facility, which transmits video typically through a dedicated Ethernet network, allows a company to relocate their cameras as they see fit, finding the most effective security system possible. Many of these cameras also utilize PoE (Power over Ethernet) which allows the use of a distributed video network of cameras. EyeNet Surveillance has literally, hundreds of surveillance solutions to fit any budget, so don't hesitate to contact us.

HD Security Cameras - Flexible Image Format

• Support for a variety of image resolutions including both standard analog CCTV resolutions (CIF, NTSC, PAL, and SECAM) and megapixel resolutions.
• Capability for digital zoom of high-resolution megapixel images.
• Progressive scan (versus interlaced scanning). Note that not all IP cameras operate in progressive scan mode. Progressive scan allows still images to be removed in better quality from a video feed. This is particularly true for a fast moving target, in which case interlaced scanning will introduce shutter-blind artifacts.
• Ability to select specific frame rates and resolution for each camera in a system.
• No additional video encoder hardware is required to convert analog video signals into digital data for recording onto hard drives.
• Choice of video compression codec such as Motion JPEG, MPEG-4 Part 2, or H.264.

Extensible network infrastructure

• Convergence onto new or existing IP cabling infrastructure, including sites with multiple buildings.
• Ability to use Power over Ethernet allowing for one cable to handle power and data.
• Capability for deploying with a wireless bridge.
• Ability to use legacy coaxial cables with appropriate converters.
• Ability to use fiber optic links with appropriate twisted-pair to fiber converters.
• Transmission of commands for PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) cameras via a single network cable.
• Simple to add one camera at a time to the system.

Video Surveillance Systems - Greater Functionality

• Wireless allows the camera to be placed just about anywhere.
• No limit on resolution inherent in standard analog video formats. Megapixel cameras can far exceed image detail from conventional CCTV cameras.
• On-camera automated alerting via email or file transfer in response to video motion detection or dry-contact alarms.
• Password lockout of unauthorized personnel to prevent viewing images or altering the camera configuration.
• Support for different streaming media and compression formats to relieve transmission bandwidth and data storage requirements.
• Encryption of camera control data and audio/video data.
• Support for new embedded intelligent video motion detection (video analytics) with shape recognition and counting applied to objects, people, and vehicles.
• Integration of video surveillance with other systems and functions such as access control, alarm systems, building management, traffic management, etc.
• Remote configuration, diagnostics, and maintenance.
• Future-proof installations with field-upgradeable products due to the ability to upgrade camera firmware over the network.
• 2 way audio: It gives users the ability to communicate what they are seeing in real time.
• Night Vision: LED lighting feature gives users the ability to view low light areas, known as Night Vision.

Home Video Monitoring - Cost Advantages

• Reduced system cost and added functionality due to general-purpose IP networking equipment infrastructure.
• Lower cost of cabling in large installations (CAT5e instead of RG-59 coaxial cable).
• Reduced space requirements in large (many camera) CCTV setups because video switching and routing is done via computer and does not need physically large and expensive video matrix switchers.