Going beyond H.264 and H.265, the embedded Illustra IntelliZip technology monitors and then adjusts system streaming parameters, matching the camera’s field of view activity. The video quality is automatically adjusted when motion is detected to ensure detail quality is maintained. When activity ceases, the video adjusts and optimises the bitrate, helping to reduce network bandwidth usage and video storage requirements.
“Providing a high-quality, seamless and economical video experience is at the heart of these latest Illustra Flex introductions. Whether it’s P-iris to ensure the clearest image, TrickleStor providing end-to-end recording failover, or IntelliZip to maximise bandwidth, we’re focused on meeting the needs of our customers on every front,” said Linda Natale, product manager, Building Technologies & Solutions, Johnson Controls.
All of the affordable Illustra Flex models offer True DayNight functionality for recording in low-light conditions and True Wide Dynamic Range; provide motion detection for intruder alerts; and are ONVIF compliant. The Flex product family adheres to the rigorous security standards of the Tyco Security Products Cyber Protection Program (CPP). The CPP is an extensive and systemic approach to developing, configuring, and supporting physical security products and systems that help manage the risks associated with cyber-attacks and meet IT security demands.