"Ideal for 24/7 monitoring of high-resolution and real-time security and surveillance data, Zandar MultiViewers combine numerous input formats, cater for many output display resolutions and are configured using highly-advanced control and tuning options" comments Deirdre Smith, CEO at Zandar Technologies.

On display will be the Predator VC/VS MultiViewer systems. Available in a 2RU chassis that can handle either 12 or 16 inputs, the Predator VC/VS MultiViewers will demonstrate how easy it is to configure and manipulate multiple security camera images combined with computer graphics such as town centre maps, traffic hotspot software and weather maps. Each MultiViewer has built-in alarms and can be integrated with other crucial security elements such as access control, PA/VA and digital recording systems.

For advanced and highly complex monitoring, the FusionPro+ MultiViewer shall also be a key highlight on the stand. It is available in a modular 3RU chassis for up to 26 inputs, and 1RU which can handle up to 8 inputs. Ideal for the large screen display of full-resolution and multiple images, virtually any input can be displayed including cameras, computers, satellite maps, DVD playback and video recording.

Both the Predator VC/VS and FusionPro+ MultiViewers can be configured, set-up and controlled using Zandar's proprietary Z-Configurator software from a standard PC. Using the Zandar Dual Head (ZdH) display, the MultiViewers also have the ability to drive two displays as a single monitor wall. Zandar shall also be showing their entry-level DX and MX Series MultiViewers. Other display options include the on-screen graphical display (OSD), an easily accessible front panel LCD menu and even an optional ZRP (Zandar remote control panel).

"We have been supplying MultiViewers to the security market for many years and our extensive portfolio of companies who benefit from the viewing and manipulation of full-resolution images is continuously growing. We are delighted to be showing some of our solutions at ISC West" adds Deirdre Smith.