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The Benefits of Proactive Monitoring

By Maureen Bruen
On April 14th In Intrusion,Video Surveillance
Tags: Central Monitoring, Proactive Monitoring, Reactive Monitoring, video equipment, Video Surveillance
Virtually every video solution records video, but how you handle the video is the key element. There are two primary options: a reactive system in which a person searches video after an event or incident occurs or a proactive system that is actively monitored by an onsite operator or alarms/events are transmitted to a central […]
Don’t Miss ADI at ISC West 2018

By John Sullivan
On April 2nd In A/V,Access,ADI Corporate Messages,Audio/Video,Enterprise Connectivity,Events,Fire,Intrusion,IP Surveillance Video,Pro AV,Video Surveillance
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, Commercial AV, Digital Signage, Ethernet, Fire Safety, Fire Safety Systems, Home Control, Intrusion, IP Cameras, IP Devices, ISC West, Network equipment, Pro AV, Smart Home, surveillance systems, video equipment, Video Surveillance, Wireless Access Control, Wireless Security Systems, Z-Wave
If you are going to be at the 2018 ISC West show in Las Vegas, you won’t want to miss everything there is to see at the ADI booth #12031. Our newly redesigned booth will feature some of the latest technologies in IP Video Surveillance, Intrusion, Smart Home, Fire, Access Control, Residential and Pro A/V, […]
Eliminating Port Forwarding and Firewall Settings for IP Security Devices

By Garrett Savage
On October 23rd In Networking,Video Surveillance
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, Firewall, Installations, IP Address, IP Cameras, IP Devices, Network equipment, Networking Installations, Port Forwarding, surveillance systems, video equipment, Video Surveillance, wireless security camera, Wireless Security Systems
What would most likely be the answer if you asked a group of low-voltage contractors what the most troublesome aspect is of connecting IP devices to clients’ LAN and setting them up for Internet connectivity? Most likely, the response would be programming the port forwarding and firewall settings to allow an authorized user to connect […]
Don’t Miss ADI at ISC West 2017

By Marco Cardazzi
On March 23rd In A/V,Access,ADI Corporate Messages,Audio/Video,Communications,Enterprise Connectivity,Events,Fire,Intrusion,IP Solutions,IP Surveillance Video,Life Safety,Networking,Pro AV,Video Surveillance
Tags: Access Control, ADI, ADI Global, Commercial AV, Digital Signage, Ethernet, Fire Safety, Fire Safety Systems, Home Control, Intrusion, IP Cameras, IP Devices, ISC West 2017, Network equipment, Pro AV, Smart Home, surveillance systems, video equipment, Video Surveillance, Wireless Access Control, Wireless Security Systems, Z-Wave
Featuring a Newly Redesigned Show Booth and the Return of ADI’s AV Technology Pavilion If you are going to be at the 2017 ISC West show in Las Vegas you won’t want to miss everything there is to see at the ADI booth #12031. ADI will be premiering a brand new redesigned booth at this […]
Certified Premium HDMI Cables

By Shawn Dixon
On February 22nd In A/V
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, Commercial AV, HDMI, HDMI Cables, Legrand, Premium HDMI, Tripp Lite, Vanco, video equipment, Video Surveillance
The demand for products that deliver ultra-high-definition video signaling such as 4K and 8K resolutions is growing daily with little sign of slowing down. As with virtually any wired or cabled low-voltage devices, the quality of the cables and their pre-installed connectors is critical when selecting HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cables. In response to the […]
Using Existing Phone Lines for IP and PoE Transmission in Surveillance Systems.

By Garrett Savage
On February 3rd In Video Surveillance
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, IP Address, IP Cameras, IP Devices, IP Video, Nitek, PoE, surveillance systems, video equipment, Video Surveillance
Running new cable can be a costly and time-consuming part of any video surveillance installation. Fortunately, IP adapter technology has innovated to the point where virtually any existing telephone cable that has at least two continuous copper conductors can be utilized to transmit and receive Ethernet signals and Power over Ethernet, (PoE). This opens up […]
H.265 vs. H.264 – What’s the Difference?

By Garrett Savage
On October 21st In IP Solutions,IP Surveillance Video,Video Surveillance
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, H.264, H.265, HD Video Surveillance Camera, IP Cameras, surveillance systems, video camera, Video Compression, Video Encoder, video equipment, Video Surveillance
As the development of video compression technology continues to advance, High-Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is quickly rising to the forefront of the field. This technology, also called H.265 is being widely embraced by video content providers and carriers, including the manufacturers of IP surveillance cameras and equipment who were previously using the H.264 compression codec. […]
Industry Poll About Video Surveillance

By ADI Global Distribution
On September 1st In IP Surveillance Video
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, IP Cameras, IP Devices, Surveillance Cameras, surveillance systems, video equipment, Video Surveillance
Smartphone Surveillance as a Great Selling Point for IP-Based Security Camera Systems

By Garrett Savage
On June 16th In IP Surveillance Video,Video Surveillance
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, Commercial Security, Installations, IP Address, IP Cameras, IP Devices, Residential Security, surveillance systems, video equipment, Video Surveillance
With the continued rising popularity of IP-based security camera systems showing no signs of slowing down, the capability to remotely monitor and control these systems from a mobile device has become a major draw for customers. The ability to check on their property with a glance at a smartphone or tablet is playing an increasingly […]
Providing the HD Video Surveillance Your Customers Want at a Price They Can Afford With HD-Over-Coax

By Garrett Savage
On May 5th In IP Solutions,IP Surveillance Video,Video Surveillance
Tags: ADI, ADI Global, Coaxial Cable, Customer Service, HD over Coax, IP Cameras, Network equipment, Security Installation, Security Systems, surveillance systems, Video Cameras, video equipment, Video Surveillance
When it comes to surveillance systems for a home or business, one of your highest priorities needs to be resolution. Proper resolution for surveillance equipment could mean all the difference when it comes to being able to pick up important details during suspicious activity such as a car’s license plate or the facial features of […]