The latest addition to the SilverNet wireless network range is designed to add significant value to a town centre’s video surveillance system by providing police with immediate access to video of any suspicious activity or of a developing incident.

SilverNet’s ACCESS 240 Dual AP provides authorised users a secure local connection in order to view live or recorded video captured by a town centre’s security cameras. It offers police who may be ‘on the beat’ or in a patrol car, with the opportunity to verify via a laptop, tablet or smartphone, if a suspect may have been involved in anti-social or criminal activity.

Ultrafast radio speed and MIMO spatial multiplexing enables the SilverNet ACCESS 240 Dual AP to offer outstanding data throughput capabilities on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies.

“This easy to install, but highly effective innovation is already attracting the attention of local authority control room management who can see the potential to achieve maximum advantage from their investment in a wireless network based video surveillance system by providing the police with a powerful tool to enable them to respond more effectively to any incidents,” said Keith Newton, SilverNet’s Business Development Manager. “The good news is that it can be cost-effectively added to existing wireless networks as well as being deployed as part of the wireless network solutions for new projects.”

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