Network Cameras
Gone are the days when analog CCTV cameras were the only option to protect one's property. Network surveillance cameras (also known as IP cameras) have largely replaced analog systems, and their popularity continues to grow as these offer great benefits. One of the advantages offered by network cameras is the fact that they allow owners to remotely access video footage, so there is no need to be physically present in the premises that need to be surveilled. Image quality and resolution are also much clearer with network cameras. Audio recording can also be easily incorporated into surveillance systems that use network cameras without the need to have additional cabling. And lastly, network surveillance cameras are generally cheaper to install and to maintain than traditional surveillance systems.
The Edimax PT-31W camera is a pan and tilt network camera that offers round-the-clock surveillance and monitoring. The main advantages of this camera are that it can monitor large areas (as it can pan and tilt at 350 and 120 degrees in each case), and that images are automatically compressed so that storage does not become an issue.
Box network cameras, like the Edimax NC-213E, are ideal to keep large properties under surveillance, as they can simultaneously provide high resolution recording and live streaming. This camera can record clear images both during the day and at night, and facilitates communication with the premises being monitored thanks to its 2-way audio support system, which allows you to send and receive audio messages.
Small business that require outdoor surveillance solutions can benefit from installing the IR-113E bullet camera, which can provide top-of-the-range monitoring solutions outdoors as it is fitted with a waterproof protective housing.
Edimax's ND-233E is a dome camera that provides cost-effective solutions where space is at a premium. This camera is designed to be unobtrusive and its three-axis design means that the ND-233E is also highly discreet.
Network Camera Software
The EdiView Finder software has been created to help you get the most of an Edimax network camera. This no-fuss software package can be easily installed, allowing multi-channel viewing of images and simultaneous live and recorded monitoring.
Motion-JPEG IP Cameras
The main advantage of motion-JPEG network cameras is that they convert every video frame into .jpeg files (digital pictures), that are automatically sent to the owner's e-mail address when suspicious activity is detected. Edimax's range of motion-JPEG cameras includes devices that feature video-clip recording, video conferencing, and 2-way audio systems.
Edimax also has a range of triple mode motion-JPEG cameras, which can record images in 3 formats (H.264, M-JPEG, and MPEG-4), therefore making it easier to obtain the highest image quality depending on the network settings in place. Another advantage of these cameras is that they continue to record and store video footage even in the event of an Internet network interruption.
Edimax's triple motion cameras come equipped with a multi-channel viewer so that owners can have access to up to 16 different cameras from any computer or mobile device (including iPhones and Android-based smartphones). Triple motion-JPEG cameras are available in Wi-Fi and Ethernet versions. Ethernet models are suitable in cases where mobility is not an essential element, although they provide the same image definition standards offered by Wi-Fi triple motion IP ameras.
PoE cameras transmit both electrical power and network signal through a single cable, reducing the risk of electrical fires, providing extremely fast image transmission, and being easy to set-up. Lastly, DDNS-free outdoor IP cameras go a step further in facilitating set-up, as there is no need to configure any additional equipment when installing them. Edimax's DDNS-free cameras also feature night vision settings, access from a number of mobile 3G devices, and automatic e-mail notifications when suspicious activity is detected.
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