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Johnson Controls Releases exacqVision G-Series PoE NVR

Johnson Controls new exacqVision G-Series PoE delivers 15 watts on all ports, and up to 30 watts on any port, and supports a wide range of IP cameras. The exacqVision G-Series PoE allows live video to be viewed directly on the NVR with eight full-HD simultaneous streams at 15fps, providing a high-quality experience when viewing […]

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    Johnson Controls new exacqVision G-Series PoE delivers 15 watts on all ports, and up to 30 watts on any port, and supports a wide range of IP cameras.

    The exacqVision G-Series PoE allows live video to be viewed directly on the NVR with eight full-HD simultaneous streams at 15fps, providing a high-quality experience when viewing live video or searching stored video, according to the company. Local storage can be managed with exacqVision Cloud Drive storage for customers looking to access critical assets from any location.

    G-Series PoE can be wall-mounted with an accessory, or used on a server rack with a rackmount shelf option to offer installation flexibility. The system ships with free IP camera licenses for four or eight PoE ports, as well as unlimited software updates for 3 years.

    According to Johnson Controls, using a single vendor for both hardware and software streamlines everything from purchasing, setup and support to minimize complexities and maximize uptime.

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