After almost two decades, Ifsec South Africa probably remains the biggest event of its kind in Africa and has become the chosen destination for security professionals to source leading security innovations. Ifsec South Africa 2012 welcomed almost 6,000 visitors from the government, trade and end-user markets, as well as some 200 exhibitors.

With their latest HD advanced solutions and intelligent CCTV products, Qihan will be exhibiting at the show Africa from the18th - 20th June 2013 at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, Republic of South Africa.

The 1/3" progressive scan CMOS chipset that reproduces an effective 2560 x 1920 pixels progressive video scanning is housed within the latest model, QH-NB641 PRO, designed to support H.264 compression and up to triple streaming (MPEG-4, M-JPEG, JPEG video encoding compression). The camera offers 5-megapixels (2560 x1920) in resolution and multiple settings such as, '45fps at1280x720' and ‘30fps at 1920x1080’ for real-time display and recording. It is able to adopt any C/CS-mount auto Iris lens for different ambient installations and applications. To meet different network resources, with network self-adapting technology, this camera is able to adjust video frame rate automatically according to the network bandwidth. The unique Qihan ISP technology ensures that this series of megapixel network cameras performs full functionality with ultra low power consumption.

Qihan hopes that Industrial professionals, both based in South Africa and those planning to visit the country for this exhibition, will sense their emphasis on migrating into the high definition, intelligent, digital security era and will also have a great opportunity to experience the intelligent security concepts that the company will deliver on their stand.