Axis Thermal Cameras

April 30th, 2010

Axis Communications Video on benefits of Thermal Cameras:

Axis Thermal Cameras the Q1910 and Q1910-E are an ideal solution for monitoring in conditions that even true Day/Night Network Cameras would struggle with. Conditions such as smoke, light fog and dust as well as working

in pitch black at a range of 200m for humans and 550m for vehicles are key features of the product. The Axis Thermal Cameras also support H.264 streaming, Power Over Ethernet Class 3 and they are also the first thermal

cameras to allow bi-directional audio.

The Axis Thermal Cameras also come equipped with a number of useful event monitoring features such as motion detection, audio detection and detection of any tampering attempts on the camera.These features allow the cameras to maintain a comprehensive level of  coverage over the area being monitored.

In addition, the Q1910 Thermal Network Camera supports third party analytics modules including AXIS Camera Application Platform whilst also supporting ONVIF for interoperability between network video products.

The Q1910-E model consists of the Q1910 Thermal Network Camera in an IP66 rated aluminium housing with a germanium window ready to install outdoors.

Both models are available in our webshop with full technical specification:

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Review of CCTV Regulations

April 14th, 2010

The interim CCTV Regulator, Andrew Rennison, has been appointed to carry out a review of the use and regulation of CCTV in the UK. In the 5 minute video clip below he does a good job of explaining both the role, the requirement for it, the process to be undertaken, and the timescale.


Andrew Rennison’s role forms a part of the National CCTV Oversight Body, which in turn forms a part of the UK’s National CCTV Strategy, and reports to the Policing Minister, David Hanson.

Some useful links:

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Sanyo Full HD IP Cameras Promo Video

December 14th, 2009

Sanyo’s Full HD IP camera range is covered in this new promotional video. Not just leading-edge performance, but actually great-looking cameras too :-)

Follow the link to see and buy the full range of Sanyo IP Cameras

Learn & Ask in our IP CCTV Forum, or please feel free to use the comments below …

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New Sanyo HD IP Cameras

December 11th, 2009

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Sanyo IP cameras have been available for a couple of years now, and before that Sanyo have a long heritage as a manufacturer of professional CCTV cameras.

Sanyo won the “CCTV Product of the Year 2009″ award with their VCC-HD4000P four megapixel, 10 x optical zoom, IP camera.

They have now set the standard for leading-edge megapixel IP cameras with a complete new range of HD models.

The full new model range includes three models in a traditional body camera style, three vandal-resistant dome models, a 10 x zoom fixed camera and two pan tilt zoom models.

Six of these new models are now available in our webshop:

  • Sanyo VCC-HD2100P – a body-style colour camera; 4MP Full HD Video
  • Sanyo VCC-HD2300P – a body-style true day/night (colour/monochrome switching) camera
  • Sanyo VCC-HD2500P – as per the 2300 with additional features such as quad streaming, SDHC card slot, two-way audio and more
  • Sanyo VDC-HD3100P – a vandal-resistant dome style colour camera; 4MP Full HD Video
  • Sanyo VDC-HD3300P – a vandal-resistant dome style true day/night camera
  • Sanyo VDC-HD3500P – as per the 3300 with additional features such as quad streaming, SDHC card slot, two-way audio and more

All have built-in Power Over Ethernet and H.264 compression.

Follow the links to see more information, product photos, datasheets, etc.

These new models are attractively priced for such high-resolution cameras and are already proving very popular.

Checkout our Sanyo IP Camera forum for further details about this exciting range.

The remaining three models in this new range are due to launch in December and January, rest assured we will let you know.

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1080p HD Video coming to YouTube

November 13th, 2009

From next week YouTube will offer 1080p high definition video playback:   

(Watch this in full screen to see the full hairy resolution potential!)

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