Supporting their comprehensive range of analogue CCTV and Ethernet & PoE transmission products, Network Video Technologies (NVT), has created a brand new suite of photo-realistic 3D Application Visuals.

Each three-dimensional visual illustrates the use of NVT products and wiring topologies in a variety of popular vertical market applications. These include rail, retail, Point-of-Sale, casino, car park, warehousing, and many more.

Available in a variety of language versions, the easy to follow 3D Visuals (Architectural Renderings), illustrate how NVT products can be deployed to achieve superior camera image transmission at extended distances. All NVT product sets are graphically represented to show how specific system types can be configured.

Installers, integrators and end-users will find the new 3D Visuals an invaluable asset. Demonstrating the simplicity of NVT based installations, they reveal how any analogue camera or IP device can transmit images via NVT, using any cable media.

The suite of Application 3D Visuals is constantly being expanded, so NVT advise customers to check-in regularly, to view, or Download the latest examples.

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