Archive for July, 2011

IntegratedCCTV – Tell us what you think!

Monday, July 25th, 2011

Seems like our BlogAdmin has been provoking some stimulating feedback recently on Twitter!

Well, he’s gone off on his jolly’s for a couple of weeks, leaving the helm with us instead!

We here at IntegratedCCTV simply want to use this Blog as a sounding board for our OPINIONS regarding the state and position of our industry – sure, as has been levelled at us, we are UK based… Continue reading

Paxton access control managing director to leave

Wednesday, July 20th, 2011

Paxton  the access control specialist have just released the following statement

Drew Hoggatt, our Managing Director, is leaving the company on 29th July to pursue his own interests and develop his company EcoMicro Ltd.  We part very amicably with agreements to promote each other’s interest without competing.

We have been preparing this transition for 12 months and I am happy

CCTV facial recognition and access control using the WJ-NV200

Monday, July 18th, 2011

Here is a thought . Could the next generation of access control be completely free of any kind of intervention from the subject being granted access through the door. Consider this,  we will take a couple of Panasonic products from the iPro range and integrate these together in order that we may open doors. Using the Panasonic WV-SF346 vandal resistant dome camera and the WJ-NV200 NVR, the technology now exists… Continue reading

HDCCTV is the future ..but why?

Friday, July 15th, 2011

Yes….. well the big idea is  that HDCCTV solutions will transform the CCTV industry. Where IP has failed, HDCCTV will succeed. The reason is simple. IP is the domain of the IT world. HD CCTV is the domain of the security world and that’s because its simple. More than that its a massive improvement on what we have had to endure with analogue CCTV over the last 30 years. The

HD SDI CCTV

Wednesday, July 13th, 2011

HD SDI CCTV is a new technology that will enable the CCTV industry to bring HD quality images to  the masses. Unlike IP CCTV the existing coax infrastructure can be used , no new cabling is required to upgrade from analogue to HD. The industry is buzzing with this news. We have many thousands of miles of coaxial cable that is currently out there and it is only now that… Continue reading