Keep a BDeye on things!
ESP continues to expand its portfolio of CCTV products and the latest addition is BDeye a combined CCTV and video door entry solution in a small high design package, ideally suited for the executive home or modern office.
ESP continues to expand its portfolio of CCTV products and the latest addition is BDeye a combined CCTV and video door entry solution in a small high design package, ideally suited for the executive home or modern office.
At the centre of the system is a sleek 8’’ TFT monitor with built in, slim-line full feature DVR. The monitor comes in high gloss white or gloss black finishes and can be desk or wall mounted. It is able to feed power to and accepts video signals from up to four internal and external IR illumination day/night cameras. There is also the option of adding up to two video door entry call points (also powered by the monitor).
BDeye will continually record imagery from the cameras and activations of the video door entry call points directly to its integral 500 GB hard drive. Furthermore, live images can be viewed remotely via the internet whilst maintaining recording at the local site.
ESP
01527 515150
www.espuk.com
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