Security Brazil – April 28, 2016
By Editorial Staff | April 28, 2016 in Companies, News · 0 Comments
Present among the world's leading DVR manufacturers, Intelbras brings to market a solution aimed at simplifying the configuration of CCTV systems. The service, called Intelbras Cloud, is free and allows users to access recorded camera images via a QR code. According to the company, the tool enables quick and easy management of recorder images, allowing users to monitor homes or businesses via smartphones, tablets, the internet, or a local network. The product eliminates the need for router configuration and allows users to view up to 16 cameras simultaneously and preview up to 256.
Smartphone access is done through iSIC 6, Intelbras' own app, 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 base where the images are available.
“With new technologies, users no longer need to rely on complex and even difficult-to-configure processes. Therefore, the implementation of tools such as Intelbras Cloud and iSIC 6 is positive and tends to significantly benefit the security segment in Brazil,” highlights Henrique Fernandez, director of the Intelbras Business Unit, which is launching this new service during Exposec 2016, the main security fair in Latin America, taking place between May 10th and 12th.
Exposec Launches
Another major new product from the company for the event, which will be held in São Paulo, is the evolution of its recorders. From now on, all Intelbras DVRs accept 1080p (Full HD) cameras, migrating the technology to even higher resolutions. The main launch in this regard 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.
Visitors to Exposec will also be able to see 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 can support up to four hard drives, has 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.
