UK CCTV design and manufacturing company, 360 Vision Technology, will be showing their range of award-winning high-performance surveillance cameras, at International Security Expo 2018, Olympia, London, 28-29 November.

Illustrating 360 Vision Technology’s depth of video surveillance imaging technology, cameras on show will include analogue, HD, Thermal, Radar, stainless steel, and models with built-in Sirius IR & white light LED illuminators. Compatible with the security industry’s software control solutions, also to be seen at the show, is 360 Vision Technology’s high-performance Predator and new cost-effective Invictus ‘all-in-one’ Ultra-low-light PTZ camera. Both feature advanced SSL & 802.1 encryption protection and are available in a variety of camera model/control combinations. 

Highly effective surveillance

Perfect for a wide range of electronic surveillance applications, 360 Vision Technology’s Security Essen ‘Security Innovation Awards 2018’ award-winning Predator Radar will also be on show. Scanning 360 degrees once every second, the camera can detect and track multiple objects simultaneously (with 400m of coverage), to provide a highly effective surveillance camera solution for wide area security monitoring and intruder detection.

360 Vision will be displaying a range of cameras that feature full compatibility and easy ONVIF systems integration,” says Mark Rees, Managing Director at 360 Vision Technology. “Our strong cyber security protection and depth of technical partnerships with other leading system solutions providers all combine to offer a compelling proposition - from a UK manufacturer solely focused on the design and production of video surveillance cameras.”

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