Dedicated Micros - part of AD Group - has launched a new CCTV Solutions guide to deliver in-depth details of the company's entire product range, from entry level to high performance enterprise systems.

The landmark 44 page guide, which coincides with Dedicated Micros 25th Anniversary, represents the first time that the company has published a comprehensive overview of its CCTV products and their performance capabilities in one, convenient, reference guide.

Crucially, the publication includes details of the latest Analytics Capable systems, the popular Digital Sprite 2, the feature-packed SD Range, the recently launched DV-IP RT real-time network video server and the sophisticated enterprise level HighVu Excel, as well as the Pick-a-Point digital matrix solution and the full range of Dennard indoor and outdoor dome cameras.  

In addition, the full colour guide highlights key landmarks in the company's 25 year history, considers its innovative approach to product design, how DM systems can be applied as building blocks for larger installations and outlines the core technologies which are now being applied across the company's industry-leading product range such as NetVu Connected architecture to ensure compatibility, MultiMode Recording and the powerful NetVu ObserVer viewing software.     

Said Pauline Norstrom, Worldwide Head of Marketing at Dedicated Micros, "The new CCTV Solutions guide offers an invaluable reference tool so installers and end users can make informed decisions regarding the best possible system for their needs.  It also underlines the sheer breadth of innovative NetVu Connected solutions from Dedicated Micros which are now available in the marketplace."

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