Noticenter – 06/05/2016
During Exposec 2016, the International Security Fair, which takes place between May 10 and 12 in São Paulo, Intelbras will launch a solution that aims to facilitate the configuration of CCTV systems.
Intelbras Cloud is a free service that allows users to access images from cameras recorded via a QR code.
In a quick and easy way, the tool enables complete management of images from recorders, allowing users to monitor homes or commercial establishments via smartphones, tablets, or through the internet or local network.
The product eliminates the need for router configuration and allows the user to view up to 16 cameras simultaneously and preview up to 256.
Smartphone access is provided by iSIC 6, Intelbras' own app, available on Google Play and the Apple Store, which integrates with the CCTV system.
With the app installed, as soon as the user scans the QR code on the DVR or NVR, the system will direct them to the database where the images are available.
Main releases
Intelbras celebrated its 40th anniversary in March 2016 and, the following month, celebrated the sale of one million DVRs.
The positive results achieved are due to the company being a pioneer and primarily responsible for the migration from low-resolution analog to high resolution with the launch of HD cameras transmitting via coaxial cable, a technology that was very well received in the CCTV market.
The company's main new product at the trade show is the evolution of its recorders. From now on, all Intelbras DVRs accept 1080p (Full HD) cameras, migrating the technology to even higher resolutions.
Intelbras' major launch at Exposec is the second-generation 1000 series tri-hybrid digital video recorder, with four, eight, or 16 video channels and compatible with HDCVI, analog, and IP technologies.
The equipment displays images in 1080p and records in 1080N, in addition to offering NVR mode, which transforms all analog channels into IP. This new generation is an evolution of the 1000 series, already known in the market, which only supported cameras with resolutions up to 720p.
Another highlight is the HDCVI 3132M, a tri-hybrid video recorder from the 3000 series, which has 32 channels and is compatible with HDCVI, analog, and IP technologies.
The product has capacity for up to four hard drives, contains 16 alarm inputs and six outputs, and offers 1080p (Full HD) image recording. In addition, it features an autosense function with analog technology that easily identifies whether the camera is analog or HDCVI.
About Intelbras
Intelbras S/A, Indústria de Telecomunicação Eletrônica is a Brazilian company that develops equipment and technological solutions for Electronic Security, Telecom and Networks.
Founded in 1976, its products and integrated solutions serve the consumer, residential, condominium, and corporate markets. It has five factories, two in São José (headquarters and branch) and Palhoça, Santa Rita do Sapucaí (MG), and Manaus (AM).
It is a national leader in image management, condominium management systems, the manufacture of electronic security products, switches for small and medium-sized businesses, and telephony.
It has one of the largest private research and development (R&D) centers in Latin America, as well as one of the largest technical assistance networks in the Brazilian market and important certifications, such as ISO 14001 and ISO 9001.
Intelbras stands out as one of the best companies to work for in Brazil, according to surveys by Exame, Você S/A, Época, and Amanhã magazines. In the last two years, it acquired Automatiza, an access control company, and Engesul, a fire prevention and emergency lighting company, in addition to partnering with the Canadian company Genetec to develop CCTV system management solutions, integrating Intelbras hardware with Genetec software, allowing for a mixed installation with analog, HDCVI, and IP systems, sized for medium and small businesses.
Users will be able to monitor homes or businesses via smartphones, tablets, or through the internet or local network (Photo: Press Release)
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