Our day/night cameras with true day/night (ICR) deliver a sharp image in low light and nighttime conditions. There is also real solution to day and night surveillance applications with lenses that deliver clear and sharp color images in daylight and black and white images in darkness using near infrared illumination, without the need to refocus the lens.

IR illumination provides an extra source of invisible infrared light for surveillance when existing ambient light is either not present or too dim. And it is designed to be easily integrated into the IP network surveillance system and powered by PoE.

DNR incorporates frame-to-frame noise reduction with spatial noise reduction to produce clear video images with less noise, in low light conditions. It makes images clearer and reduces video file size and reduces the visibility of the random noise during playback of the video.

Security Cameras (Analogue Cameras) with WDR Function can treat different areas in the image individually. They can also apply separate brightness modifications within the same view. This function is ideal for are scenarios in which stark contrasts and differences in darkness and brightness within the same image view are expected.

Most monitors include an on screen menu for making adjustments to the display through which you can navigate through the menu and make adjustments by using the Plus (+) and Minus (-) buttons, usually located next to the menu button. OSD include basic brightness and contrast controls. This superimposed image on the screen is commonly used by modern TV sets for volume, channel and time control.

HDMI supports standard, enhanced or HD video. This recorder features an HDMI output which delivers enhanced image clarity with crisp images and enables you to view your security camera video in HD on your HDTV screen. HD images can be reproduced with the HDMI support for HD display.

This feature works with the motion detection capability of the DVR or alarm contacts attached to a door or window. When an incident is detected, the DVR records a pre-set amount of time before and after the event to the hard drive. This enables you to see what happened before and after motion was detected and view additional information about the circumstances leading up to and after it.

The DVR will automatically send an email alert with a text notification when an event triggered by motion has occurred. This provides a record of the event and enables you quickly to take action when an incident occurs.

The recorder allows still images and recorded video to be offloaded via one or more of these options for quick and easy backup of your critical video evidence: DVD, USB drive or network.

The rear-view mirror camera imitates the function of the actual mirror including the recording function as well, reason why it is highly recommended to use the rear-view camera as a back-up means to check for obstructions behind the car and avoid using it on frozen slippery roads.