Raytec will provide live demonstrations on their stand showing how VARIO IP can be accessed and controlled at anytime from anywhere on the network
VARIO IP has been shortlisted as a finalist in the IFSEC awards for ‘CCTV System Product of the Year’

Raytec launch their new range of VARIO IP Network Illuminators at IFSEC 2013. As a brand new category in CCTV lighting, VARIO IP has been shortlisted as a finalist in the IFSEC awards for ‘CCTV System Product of the Year’.

VARIO IP is available in both Infra-Red and White-Light and provides dedicated IP lighting allowing for remote set up, commissioning, operation and maintenance of your lighting scheme, via an integrated web interface or VMS.

Raytec will provide live demonstrations on their stand showing how VARIO IP can be accessed and controlled at anytime from anywhere on the network. See VARIO IP quickly and easily commanded and controlled as a dynamic group of lights and as part of an integrated system with a variety of other security technologies.

VARIO IP is provided as standard with discovery software for easy location and connection on your network. VARIO IP allows users to have full control over their lighting at all times, to alter settings and instantly respond to live events in real time or operational changes, for the best CCTV images and safety 24/7.

An API is available for seamless VMS integration, allowing quick and easy operation of your lighting within your overall security system. VARIO IP reduces visits to site, minimises labour time and costs, whilst ensuring maximum performance from your system at all times.

Visit the Raytec stand at IFSEC to see VARIO IP in action - Hall 4, Stand H15. Or visit www.rayteccctv.com for further information.

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