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Respectively supplied with 1RU and 3RU form factors, Kollector Strike and Kollector Force support local and remote IP and megapixel cameras as part of an open platform ViconNet video management system. Both models offer internal storage configurations up to 4 Tb, and external storage of up to 36 Tb is available. Kollector Force also includes analog video matrix with 4 local inputs to 4 local outputs as well as 16 analog video looping outputs.
Vicon Introduces More Powerful, H.264-Ready Kollector Network DVRs at ASIS 2009, Booth 2511
Hauppauge, NY, September 16, 2009: Vicon Industries Inc., a leading designer and producer of integrated IP video surveillance and access control systems, will introduce a new generation of its popular Kollector DVRs next week at the ASIS International Exposition in Anaheim, California.
The two new models, named Kollector Strike and Kollector Force, offer faster and more powerful video processing in a smaller chassis than previous Kollector models, and do so at a significantly lower price. In addition, both models offer network connectivity, supporting local and remote IP and megapixel cameras as part of an open platform ViconNet video management system. They support 480 frames-per-second across 16 channels of video and are H.264-ready.
The Kollector Strike stands a compact, 1 rack unit high; the Kollector Force measures 3 rack units high. The larger, Kollector Force includes an analog video matrix with 4 local inputs to 4 local outputs as well as 16 analog video looping outputs. Both models are offered with internal storage configurations of up to 4 TB. External storage of up to 36 TB is available.
"While 'IP video' is certainly the buzzword within the security and surveillance marketplace these days, DVR-based systems still offer the most cost-effective and popular option for smaller installations and those with analog cabling already in place. Our new Kollector Strike and Kollector Force offer our customers the best of both worlds, providing the immediate benefits of a DVR but with the expandability and functionality of an NVR-based system," explains Margie Gurwin, Vicon's Director of Marketing.
The new Kollector models will be available for shipping this fall. For more information on Vicon and its products, visit www.vicon-cctv.com.
About Vicon Industries Inc.
Vicon Industries Inc., listed on the NYSE under the symbol "VII," designs, manufactures and markets a broad line of products used in integrated video surveillance systems. Vicon's marketing and development efforts focus on today's leading edge security technologies, including digital recording and IP video solutions, access control, matrix controls, cameras, monitors, mounting accessories, remote positioning devices and fiber optic equipment. The Company's products are used in a variety of surveillance, security, safety and control applications, in banks, gaming casinos, traffic control, hospitals, retailing, multiple commercial and industrial installations, etc. For more information regarding Vicon, visit us at www.vicon-cctv.com.
Margie Gurwin
Director of Marketing
Vicon
89 Arkay Drive
Hauppauge, NY 11788
(631) 952-2288 www.vicon-cctv.com
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Marketing:
Margie Gurwin Director of Marketing
USA
Phone: 631-952-2288 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Vicon Industries Inc. Address: 89 Arkay Dr. City: Hauppauge State: NY ZIP: 11788 Country: USA Phone: 800-229-1996 FAX: 631-951-2288 http://www.vicon-cctv.com
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