The manufacturer Grundig Security has a complete range of cameras and video surveillance recorders called TVI that is integrated by three lines: Connect, Professional and Top.

Grunding Security TVI

The TVI technology of Grunding Security provides Full HD video resolution and streams up to 500 meters through coaxial cable, with little or no loss of image quality. This is a plug and play network solution, ideal for new or existing coaxial cable infrastructures.

Grundig TVI cameras are compact, comply with IP66 and incorporate IR Led for night surveillance. Its configuration is done through the camera menu on the display screen (Osd), which can be accessed remotely, through the coaxial cable.

This range is composed of three product lines, Connect, Professional and Top, that respond to all types of video surveillance applications.

The Connect line includes cameras in eyeball and bullet format with fixed lens options of 2,8 And 3,6 mm with a combination of DSP and sensor designed for accurate color reproduction. The Professional line integrates equipment in the same formats as the previous one in addition to fixed domes. Provide verifocal lens of 2,8 ~ 12 Mm, WDR functionality and dual shutter operation 60 Fps.

The Top Line is composed of fixed and bullet domes with 2,8 ~ 12 Mm, IRIS DC, precision-adjusted varifocal lens and a motorized zoom lens option. Use Exmor, CMOS sensors for low light sensitivity, clear vision of the night and minimal noise. They also include a long life, Black LED and 16 privacy zones.

Grundig TVI recorders include Tri-Brid functionality that allows you to automatically detect IP and analog cameras and IP cameras, to be configured on the same drive. Those of 4 And 8 of channels allow two additional IP cameras, 4 TB of storage and NAS support; they also allow the integral management of alarm. The unit of 16 channels offers up to 16 TB and eSATA support.

This range of video surveillance solutions has a wide variety of supports and accessories to adapt to all types of applications.


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By • 1 Feb, 2016
• Section: Infrastructure, Computer security, Video surveillance