ORLANDO, Fla. – Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced additions to its growing portfolio of video surveillance technology to help installing security contractors more easily design connected building systems.
The company has added several devices to its line of equIP series cameras designed to produce better picture quality in the most-challenging of conditions. The company also announced the latest version of its MaxPro (NVR), which is said to improve operators’ abilities to quickly store and locate archived video, as well as more easily create integrated surveillance systems.
Honeywell also recently launched a line of HDZ cameras that provide high image quality in low-light applications in vandal-resistant camera housing. The equIP and HDZ cameras and MaxPro NVRs integrate with Honeywell and third party ONVIF S products for a complete, fully integrated IP solution, according to the company. In addition, MaxPro NVR status monitor allows users to more easily check the status of their system.
The equIP cameras feature low-light capability, a simplified user experience and quick installation, according to the company. The updated line includes cameras that come in 4-megapixel, 1080p and 1080p ultra-low light resolutions. The cameras include wide dynamic range (WDR) imaging, which provides accurate video capture in high-contrast lighting and extreme backlit scenes, and use edge enhancement for maximum clarity.
To save installation time and integration costs, the equIP cameras support ONVIF Profile S and G and integrate with both Honeywell NVRs (including MaxPro, HUS, DVM and Performance Embedded) and third-party manufacturers.
