Selection of VIVOTEK’s surveillance equipment made easy with new design tool
With the tool, attributes like resolution, indoor or outdoor location, and day/night time surveillance can be selected
A new design tool to aid developers and integrators in choosing the right VIVOTEK products for their projects is now available online. Project attributes such as required resolution, indoor or outdoor location, and daytime or night time surveillance can be selected, with the tool automatically selecting the VIVOTEK products that meet the specified criteria. Results are presented with key specifications in a format that facilitates comparison among the individual models so that users can easily choose those that precisely fit their needs.

VIVOTEK Chairman Owen Chen remarked: "We are very pleased to be able to offer this easy-to-use tool to existing customers, as well as potential future customers. We think it will take a lot of confusion out of the process of choosing specific products to use in a project, saving time and ensuring that users can adopt the best possible implementation."

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