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Cloud-based video surveillance

Eagle Eye Networks announceds the integration of HD-TVI (high definition transport video interface) via encoders and recorders from Hikvision into the Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera VMS.

HD Over Coax solutions offer some advantages over standard IP video camera systems, such as low upgrade cost, simple installation and less networking complexity.



HD Over Coax is able to transmit reliably four to five times the distance of typical IP cameras allowing for longer cabling runs.

The Eagle Eye Networks implementation of HD Over Coax utilises existing analogue cabling by simply replacing the camera and updating the encoder or recorder to communicate with the Eagle Eye Networks’ Bridge or CMVR (Cloud Managed Video Recorder).

This industry first offering can save end-users significant expense when they are ready to move to the cloud.

An additional benefit in choosing Eagle Eye Network’s Cloud VMS solution is the ability to use HD Over Coax cameras within the same system as traditional analogue or IP cameras.

The Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera VMS bridges and CMVRs are already able to support both analogue cameras and IP cameras from hundreds of manufacturers including Axis, Bosch, Dahua, Hikvision, Panasonic, Pelco and Sony.

With Eagle Eye’s implementation, supported devices are plugged in to the secure CamLan port on Eagle Eye’s range of bridges and CMVRs creating an isolated, cyber-secure network for the HD transmission to to the Eagle Eye Cloud.

Eagle Eye customers and resellers will benefit greatly from the flexibility to design systems using digital or analogue cabling infrastructure.

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