Linear LLC, a leader in residential and commercial access control, security and health and wellness solutions, announces new two-, three- and five-megapixel IP cameras in dome, mini-dome, bullet and box styles. The new IP cameras offer features such as multiple video streams, H.264 video compression, vandal resistant housings, IP66 weatherisation rating, wide dynamic range (WDR), auto iris control, two-way audio and PoE power. All cameras are ONVIF 2.2 profile S compliant and integrate to popular Video Management Software (VMS) systems such as Milestone®, Exacq®, Avigilon® and more. The cameras also support edge storage with a Micro SD card slot for video recording at the camera.

Linear further bolsters the new IP cameras by providing a free QUADView™ app for use with iOS (Apple iPhone and iPad) and Android devices. View, playback video, and configure the camera securely and remotely using the QUADView™ apps.

These feature rich IP cameras hit the sweet spot in the IP video market, offering what most commercial installers need for today's challenging video surveillance applications. The new cameras are solidly designed, easy-to-install, aesthetically pleasing, and flexible for just about any installation. As a value leader in the industry, dealers should compare Linear's IP camera offerings against the competition.

For sites with less than 64 cameras, an NVMS software application ships free with the IP cameras and enables any PC to be turned into a networked VMS - with no licensing fees.

For more information about Linear LLC, please visit www.linearcorp.com or call 1-800-421-1587. Linear can also be found on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and LinkedIn.

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