Bolide releases iPAC megapixel camera

Camera combines local recording, BNC output, IRC and PoE




--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Bolide's new iPac camera

Bolide Technology Solutions has released iPAC, the first and only mega pixel camera to combine local recording, a BNC output, IRC, POE and a host of other features. The new line of hybrid mega pixel cameras incorporates both analog and digital technology, offering the best of both worlds with clearer images, better networking, advance coding and advanced surveillance controls.




Equipped with an analog output for easy installation, iPAC offers integrated TCP/IP protocols with a built-in WEB browser along with IP Address filtering and HTTPS encryption. The 1.3 mega pixel CCD iPac has a resolution of 1280 x 960 pixels at 30 frames per second designed to give the best picture quality in high definition with the best performance of digital processing.




The iPAC adopts H 264, a high compression video technology which may be transmitted, recorded or stored, allowing viewing in real-time and play back on both an Intranet and the Internet. In addition, iPAC integrates both Network IP camera and DVR/NVR functions and has a built in SD card slot for local recording.




Other features include multi-level password for maximum protection, powerful event and alarm management, day/night mechanical filter for infra red, two-way audio and Power over Ethernet. "iPAC is filled with features that are designed for many of today’s requirements at a price you would normally pay for an analog camera," said David Liu, company president. "Bolide created the iPac as the ideal solution for any application using either IP or analog. Like a Swiss army knife, iPAC has everything you need in one camera."




Designed to meet a wide range of system requirements, the iPAC line of cameras are ideal for a variety of applications including hospitals, banks, schools, commercial chain stores, restaurants as well as retail monitoring and management.




The iPAC line will include IR bullet cameras, indoor dome cameras, outdoor dome cameras, PTZ cameras and box cameras. All are compatible with most protocols in the market, including ONVIF and are easy to integrate with third party applications.