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Videofied eliminates false alarms, late night phone calls and expensive fines
The product is not just one innovation, but multiple innovations, including the combination of six methods of communication, intelligent field devices and a four-year battery life. It represents something entirely new and something for which there is already a demonstrated need. Law enforcement agencies, with the benefit of knowing what caused the alarm, will be able to respond faster, because verified video alarms are treated as ‘crimes in progress’. You can upgrade an existing security alarm system with Videofied or install it new, and enjoy the following features and benefits: - Verified video alarms are no longer routine alarms. The P-cam sees what triggered the alarm and sends compressed video to the monitoring station. The monitoring station views the video and determines whether police dispatch is required. The video can be forwarded to police or to the home owner. - Every device is wireless – no A/C connection is required anywhere. Batteries last for 4 years because the camera is only activated during an alarm. - Privacy is never compromised because the camera stays off until you need it – during an alarm. - Military grade radio transmission means Videofied delivers incredible range and immunity to interference. - Fast simple and easy installation – no drilling, no wires, no hassle. Videofied is available exclusively through Safe Harbour Security Affiliate dealers in
It has been recognized across North America, winning ‘Best of Show’ at the Security Industry Association’ New Product Showcase in Las Vegas 2007 and the Canadian Security Association’s 2007 New Product Showcase. |
Videofied is a complete security system
The Videofied P-Cam is unlike any other sensor on the market. It is self-powered and has an integrated night vision camera with infrared illuminators. The device is an intelligent transceiver and is truly off when unarmed. When the user arms the system, the panel tells the P-Cam to arm, and the motion sensor looks for intruders. When it is tripped, the camera takes a 10-second of what caused the alarm and compresses it to a 200 KB MPEG in the P-Cam, which is then encrypted and sent via RF to the panel.