To show how straightforward a complete TKH security system can be, Optelecom-NKF will demonstrate a total solution on the stand at the show. Siqura security cameras and codecs will be configured to the high-tech intelligent IP video management system (VMS) from TKH Group member, VDG. Siqura IP and analogue fixed and PTZ security cameras as well as Siqura codecs use dedicated DSPs to implement analytics locally on unprocessed images. This ensures the best results from analysis software while streamlining bandwidth consumption. VDG’s VMS specialises in facilitating the control of and access to devices that compress and process information at the edge of the network.

“At Optelecom-NKF, we create innovative and reliable video security and surveillance solutions according to our customers’ diverse needs,” explains Steven J. Williams, Optelecom-NKF’s Director of Critical Infrastructure in the Americas. “Our vast technology offering enables us to provide complete and customisable integrated video solutions. We work closely with customers to design and deploy the optimal system for their unique current and future needs. This is something that really sets us apart. We are eager to show attendees at ISC West 2011 just how flexible we are and how hassle-free life can be when you’re working with Siqura surveillance solutions and TKH security solutions.”

As far as new products are concerned Optelecom-NKF is now offering its Siqura IP PTZ dome security cameras with a fibre optic connector option. This feature simplifies both the setup and maintenance of security camera installations where a fibre network is utilised to overcome long distance limitations.

In addition Optelecom-NKF is currently developing pressurised IP and analogue PTZ dome security cameras to offer a robust solution for the most taxing situations. It is capable of withstanding intense levels of solar heat (945VA UV protection) and providing high-quality video in environments with extreme levels of moisture, dirt, or pollution (IP67 Ingress Protection). This pressurised dome camera will be commercially available in the spring of 2011.