IQinVision, market leader in high-performance HD megapixel IP cameras, recently announced the release of the next generation of its world-renowned IQeye Alliance-mx HD megapixel series of cameras.

One of the company’s most successful cameras for both indoor and outdoor use, the Alliance-mx not only includes the increased processing power needed to run analytics or VMS applications at the edge, it also features WDR, built-in IR illumination, on-camera storage, two-way audio and true day/night capability. Available in H.264 Main Profile vandal dome models with support for HD720p, HD1080p, and 3MP resolutions (5MP coming in March). The Alliance-mx delivers the highest quality megapixel images with the lowest bandwidth demands. Both ONVIF and PSIA compliant, this updated IQeye Alliance-mx has been designed for a wide range of applications and works seamlessly with all leading NVR/VMS providers.

The Alliance-mx camera line has a full complement of available accessories to ensure ease of installation for any application including wall, corner, pendant and flush mount kits, smoked domes and more.

“This new line of Alliance-mx cameras comes on the heels of our recent release of the next generation IQeye Alliance-mini, which has met with unprecedented demand. We expect this newest, full-featured camera line, built with our industry-leading reliability and the warranty to back that claim up, will be just as popular as the new Alliance-mini,” Rob Ledenko, Executive Vice President of IQinVision.

The Alliance-mx’s versatility and edge capabilities combined with stunning HD image quality have already proven to be a winning choice with installers and end users alike.

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