IP/Ethernet Video, CCTV, & Analog Video for Secure Remote Monitoring :-

Wireless surveillance are one of the fastest growing applications in the world for wireless security systems and fixed wireless transmission equipment. Governments, municipal public safety agencies and even private Enterprise businesses are constantly working to secure their perimeter security through the increased use of wireless transmission of IP video surveillance as well as traditional analog wireless video transmission equipment.

Remote Wireless Surveillance Applications:-

Surveillance cameras are popping up everywhere - shopping malls, city streets, parking lots, and city parks just to name a few. In the interest of Homeland Security, there is a very large effort to place video surveillance and Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems in remote locations such as water storage reservoirs, nuclear power plants, airport perimeters, and military bases. There is no faster, easier or more cost-effective way for you to deploy a new security surveillance system than with wireless IP video equipment, or analog wireless video transmitters.

Here are just a few applications where our equipment is in use helping to secure :-

(i).Homeland Security. (ii).Port/Harbor/Airport Security Monitoring. (iii).Analog/IP Video Surveillance Transmission. (iv).Military Installation Perimeter Security. (v).Public Safety Networks/Monitoring. (vi).Power Plant Security/Surveillance. (vii).Utility, Pipeline, Railroad Security CCTV. (viii).Construction/Industrial Plant CCTV Monitoring. (ix).Traffic Enforcement/Surveillance. (x).Campus/Complex Security/Surveillance.

Convergence: Joining Traditional Methods with the Latest Digital Ethernet/IP Technologies :-

Another growing trend in the physical security and video surveillance industry is a rapid movement away from the traditional analog-based CCTV video technologies towards video-over-IP formats for networked video surveillance and digital recording. Anjnay offers both of these wireless transmission varieties. The new breed of video surveillance cameras are IP-based, meaning they deliver a compressed video image (typically MPEG4, MPEG2 or MJPEG) over a standard Internet Protocol (IP) Ethernet interface. Traditional analog cameras can also be encoded for compatibility with IP network formats using low-cost video servers and encoders. Broadband fixed wireless equipment from us provides the ideal method to transport video streams from remote camera locations. Offering long range, low latency (critical for video applications), and low cost - our fixed wireless solutions offer systems integrators the ability to deliver multi-camera full streaming live video from locations as remote as 40 miles away.