Where an installation involves four or fewer cameras, a quad is a cost effective alternative to a multiplexer or as a multi-screen input to a large matrix system. Bursting with extra features the new Vista quad performs excellently with both colour and mono images, without any degradation of quality.

The auto-sensing feature automatically selects the correct colour/mono setting, making it ideal for day/night cameras as it delivers good pictures, whatever the light condition. The inclusion of motion detection, alarm inputs and loop through offers the user flexibility and control to assist in a multitude of applications.

The VQCM4 has separate outputs for both the monitor and the VCR allow the operator to view a real-time single, sequential, PIP (Picture In Picture) or quad image whilst also recording the required quad images.

"The new VQCM4 brings with it a wealth of features not often found in such a cost-effective solution," says Andrew Pigram, Vista brand director. "Just one example of this is the built-in motion detection that can trigger the VCR. It's added features such as these that allow us to continue to offer our customers something special."