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Siqura B.V. declared that its analog and IP cameras are now UL certified

Siqura B.V., manufacturer of advanced video surveillance solutions and member of TKH Group, announced that its analog and IP cameras are now UL certified, joining the codecs, switches, and fibre optic solutions in the Siqura UL listing.

Surveillance cameras providing ultimate security
UL-certified Siqura cameras offer true day/night and backlight compensation as standard features, as well as wide dynamic range (WDR) functionality in many models, to ensure quality images in difficult lighting conditions. Through integrated audio and digital input/output contacts, these sturdy Siqura devices guarantee the necessary oversight to successfully secure multiple sites. Siqura IP cameras are all multi-streaming with multiple codecs supported, enabling users to streamline their systems as efficiently and effectively as possible.

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UL is an independent organisation that promotes product safety. A UL-listed product or UR-listed component asserts that the production of that product or component was based on physical and environmental standards in line with UL's commitment to prevent or reduce loss of life and property.

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