Y-cam Solutions Ltd, the leading UK based manufacturer of easy to use network cameras, announced the Y-cam EyeBall, the company's first mini-dome style IP camera.
Designed for discrete monitoring in office, retail and hospitality applications, the palm-sized dome has been built with ease-of-installation in mind. Just one cable runs from the device, and a one-click-install bracket allows for rapid fitting to walls or ceilings.
By using Y-cam's uniquely developed Push & Point™ lens system, the complexities of installing and calibrating traditional dome cameras have also been removed - adjustments to the viewing angle can be easily made without the need for a toolkit.
"The EyeBall continues the Y-cam tradition of making things easier for users", commented Devin Chawda, Chief Executive of Y-cam Solutions, "The simplified fitting and setup of the EyeBall now means that small business owners can install a security system themselves without the need for engineers or technicians, and our Push and Point lens system means that adjustments can be made to their cameras view without a screwdriver in sight."
The EyeBall is equipped with the traditional Ethernet and Power-over-Ethernet network connections, and understanding the need for flexibility, is also equipped with built-in Wi-Fi, allowing the EyeBall to slot seamlessly into any infrastructure, and cementing Y-cam's position as a leader in wireless camera technology.
Compact in size, but not in quality, the unobtrusive EyeBall comes packed full of features; high quality full colour images, motion detection, 2-way audio, direct recording to virtually any NAS drive with NAS-Ready™, on-board microSD recording, and an enhanced "Moonlight" mode for low light vision. More importantly for users, is the ability to login to cameras from any internet-enabled device and view their camera remotely.
Simplifying this process, the Y-cam EyeBall is supported by Y-cam's free multi-camera viewing software, Y-cam MultiLive, available for PC and Mac, as well as free smartphone versions for iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Symbian devices, allowing users to stay in touch easily from any location.
Designed for discrete monitoring in office, retail and hospitality applications, the palm-sized dome has been built with ease-of-installation in mind. Just one cable runs from the device, and a one-click-install bracket allows for rapid fitting to walls or ceilings.
By using Y-cam's uniquely developed Push & Point™ lens system, the complexities of installing and calibrating traditional dome cameras have also been removed - adjustments to the viewing angle can be easily made without the need for a toolkit.
"The EyeBall continues the Y-cam tradition of making things easier for users", commented Devin Chawda, Chief Executive of Y-cam Solutions, "The simplified fitting and setup of the EyeBall now means that small business owners can install a security system themselves without the need for engineers or technicians, and our Push and Point lens system means that adjustments can be made to their cameras view without a screwdriver in sight."
The EyeBall is equipped with the traditional Ethernet and Power-over-Ethernet network connections, and understanding the need for flexibility, is also equipped with built-in Wi-Fi, allowing the EyeBall to slot seamlessly into any infrastructure, and cementing Y-cam's position as a leader in wireless camera technology.
Compact in size, but not in quality, the unobtrusive EyeBall comes packed full of features; high quality full colour images, motion detection, 2-way audio, direct recording to virtually any NAS drive with NAS-Ready™, on-board microSD recording, and an enhanced "Moonlight" mode for low light vision. More importantly for users, is the ability to login to cameras from any internet-enabled device and view their camera remotely.
Simplifying this process, the Y-cam EyeBall is supported by Y-cam's free multi-camera viewing software, Y-cam MultiLive, available for PC and Mac, as well as free smartphone versions for iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Symbian devices, allowing users to stay in touch easily from any location.
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