The Benefits of HD Analog Technology

HD Analog technology is competitively priced vs. less-powerful traditional Analog gear, and is a fraction of the cost of a comparable megapixel IP solution.

Key benefits of HD Analog technology include:

Megapixel Resolution

HD analog delivers high-definition images and digital zoom capabilities for applications requiring a greater level of detail, such as facial recognition or license plate identification.

Simple Installation

HD analog is as simple to install as standard analog CCTV cameras, DVRs and video surveillance systems - with no networking or licensing requirements.

Zero Latency

HD analog delivers high-definition video in real-time, with smooth motion and without the transmission delays commonly experienced with IP solutions.

Low Cabling Requirements

Transmit HD video fast – and with high signal quality – over standard coaxial cable (RG59), twisted pair (Cat5/6), or most standard shielded CCTV cabling.

Longer Transmission

Transmit HD video up to 1600’ over standard coaxial cable (RG59) – up to 2X the distance of Analog solutions, and 3X the distance of IP systems.

Transition Friendly

HD Analog solutions are compatible with existing analog CCTV cameras and can leverage existing coaxial cabling, dramatically reducing the time and cost associated with a transition.

Cost-Effective

HD Analog technology is competitively prices vs. less-powerful traditional Analog gear, and a fraction of the cost of a comparable megapixel IP solution.

Analog Compatible

HD recorders are capable of recording video from most analog cameras, on ANY channel, in ANY configuration (depending upon HD format selected).

HD Analog Compatible

HD-TVI recorders are compatible with ANY HD-TVI camera, regardless of brand. (Other HD analog technologies are limited by brand and equipment compatibility.)

IP Compatible

HD-TVI “Hybrid+” recorders accept video from up to 2 supported IP cameras, on ANY channel, in ANY configuration. (Other HD analog technologies currently do not support IP cameras.)