| NVR | IP Cameras | Encoder |
| Control System | IP Control | Video Streaming | PTZ Control | Video Streaming |
| Control 4 | N | Y | Y | Y |
| Crestron | In Development | Y | N | Y |
| Elan g! | Y | Y | Y | Y |
| RTI | N | Y | N | Y |
| Savant | N | Y | N | Y |
| URC | In Development | In Development | In Development | In Development |
Quadruple Stream Optimization
With independent streams, you can record to the NVR in high-definition, while simultaneously sending a low resolution, data-plan-friendly stream to your mobile device or control system. Configure the streams based on different compressions, resolutions, frame rates and image quality settings to match specific applications.
Easy Installation and Setup
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Imagine how much time you could save by only having to terminate a single cable. With PoE that's exactly what you get! A single Cat5e/6 cable can deliver video, data, audio, and power to/from the camera. No more crimp on beanies, wire nuts or other unsightly connections - just an RJ45 connector and you're done. Retrofit installations have never been easier.
Note:A compatible IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet switch or injector is required for this feature (48V nominal). Non-standard PoE devices are not supported and should not be used. For non-PoE applications, you can also power the camera using a standard 12V DC (1A) power supply.
Smarter Housing
Featuring an exclusive SnapAV design, this dome features a small and sleek profile to suit indoor aesthetics. An optional bracket is included to enabled easy pan and tilt.
IP Installer Utility
So you have all your IP surveillance gear installed… now, how do you find it on the network? Our IP Installer Utility takes the pain out of this process by "sniffing" out all Wirepath IP cameras, NVRs and encoders. Just click a discovered camera or encoder to view its live video for quick identification, then easily configure its IP configuration details.
Intuitive User Interface
A clean, streamlined user interface makes it easy for customers to monitor IP surveillance cameras right from their computer. Just create a desktop shortcut or add a Favorite to provide one-click access to individual cameras. It doesn't get easier than that!
Remote Access
FREE AppsSome other guys want to charge you for the privilege of accessing your IP cameras, encoders and NVRs remotely. But isn't that the whole point? At Wirepath™, we've taken a different approach. Use your computer, or our suite of free applications to view cameras while at the office or on the go. Here are the details:
Live View: See who's doing what in real-time on any IP surveillance device. Both full screen and matrix views are supported.
Playback:Want to see what time Junior came home? Just search for the appropriate time and playback through the Time Search and Event Search functions
Setup:Need to make changes to the NVR remotely? Use the Windows browser-based user interface to adjust system settings from anywhere in the world.
Multi-Stream:Compensate for low bandwidth networks on-the-fly by choosing an alternate stream for faster performance at slightly reduced resolution.
*Mac support through native Safari web interface. This is Beta software, which may have limited functionality. Windows Support: Internet Explorer 32bit only.
Dynamic DNS Support
Which is easier to remember… "79.24.132.165" or "yourcustomer.WirepathDNS.com". Instead of searching your records for cumbersome IP addresses, Dynamic DNS provides a permanent, easy-to-remember name that never changes – even if the customer's home is assigned a new IP address by the service provider. Our free WirepathDNS service is fast and easy to set up and it provides maximum uptime thanks to redundant USA-based servers located across the country. Popular third-party DNS servers are also supported.
Email Notifications
Sure, you could hover over your NVR watching cameras all day to see if something was amiss - but wouldn't it just be easier to get an email with an attached screenshot? With event-based alerts, you can create custom notifications for motion detection and alarm triggers.
User Access Levels
With the ability to set specific user access levels, you control who sees which cameras, and who is allowed to adjust important settings. So you can give the pool guy access to see a few specific cameras, but nothing more. And you can provide your tech with the ability to change settings but not view any video – making your customer's privacy considerations a priority.
Technology OverView
Sense-Up (Slow Shutter)
See in color-in the dark! By automatically slowing the shutter speed, the camera is able to pick up the slightest traces of light to display a bright image
D-WDR (Digital Wide Dynamic Range)
Provides clearer images and even lighting in applications that are simultaneously both bright and dark. This is particularly useful in areas with windows and lots of natural light.
Backlight Compensation (BLC) .
Reduces silhouetting so you see foreground subjects clearly when positioned in front of a bright background light source.
True Day/Night (IR Cut Filter)
For more accurate, vivid color reproduction during daytime use, an IR Cut filter is automatically moved over the lens to block unwanted IR. At night, the filter is removed to deliver maximum visibility and clear IR illumination.
IR Illumination
An array of IR LEDs are included to assist with nighttime performance. Please note that the total LED power (and distance) is limited due to Power over Ethernet (POE) constraints. As such, we recommend using IR for indoor and targeted applications, not as the sole ambient light source in very dark environments.
DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)
A powerful digital signal processor (DSP) intelligently scans the image and reduces noise in low-light conditions for a cleaner, crisper image.
Privacy Masking
Hide sensitive or privileged areas by placing rectangular blocks or "masks" over installer-defined areas.
Fog Cutter
Don’t let foggy or smog-filled conditions negatively impact your surveillance. This camera features technology that digitally cuts through the fog to provide clear images and increased visibility in conditions where it’s needed most.
Lens Correction
Wide-angle lenses can cause scenes to look curved – but not with this camera. It features smart digital processing that corrects the curvature, delivering the most accurate image possible and avoiding the “fishbowl” look
Motion Detection
By defining areas of interest – like a door or window – you can define when the NVR should start recording video. You can schedule recordings, or the NVR can record when there is motion. This not only conserves hard drive space, but also means you can record for more days before older recordings are overwritten.
