Product 2 - Provides Easy Management of HD Video

February 29, 2012

This recording station appliance from Bosch manages an entire surveillance infrastructure, and is perfect for banks, retail environments, schools, gas stations, and any installation spread over multiple locations. It combines a network video recorder server, storage array, client workstation and video management software — for a cost of ownership that is up to 45-percent lower than traditional PC-based recording solutions. The appliance is simple to install, set-up and operate, requiring no certification or special training. Connect the product and IP cameras to the network, configure using the installation wizard and the system begins recording automatically. The system integrates with fire and access panels, ATM and POS terminals, as well as license plate capture and video content analysis solutions. It is available as both stand-alone, all-in-one tower PCs and as rack-mounted server units, and comes pre-licensed for eight IP cameras.

Find out more at www.boschsecurity.us

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