The integration capabilities of Inner Range’s CCTV module delivers enhanced video verification for real-time confirmation of alarm and other events
Inner Range will demonstrate their CCTV Integration Module at IFSEC

Inner Range are pleased to announce their latest CCTV interface with German CCTV camera manufacturer Mobotix, one of the pioneers of high resolution video camera technology. The Mobotix interface strengthens their already impressive list of CCTV plugins, which in recent months has also included the addition of Samsung and DVTEL.

The integration capabilities of Inner Range’s CCTV module delivers enhanced video verification for real-time confirmation of alarm and other events.

The CCTV integration module includes drag and drop technology, providing users with the ability to simply click on a camera located on the Insight Schematic and instantly view a live video-feed. Cameras can also be remotely controlled and adjusted using PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) and historical event logs can also be accessed in the way to enable playback of the associated video recording.

Inner Range will be demonstrating their CCTV Integration Module at IFSEC (Hall 4 4/E75) so ensure you visit the Inner Range stand to discover more and see it in action.

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