EverFocus Receives Taiwan Excellence Award

EverFocus Receives Taiwan Excellence Award

  • Jan 25, 2013
EverFocus Receives Taiwan Excellence Award 

EverFocus’ IP speed dome, EPN4220, has received this year’s Taiwan Excellence Award.

Delivered by the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), Taiwan Excellence Award recognizes technologically innovative products produced by enterprises in Taiwan. As an award winner for five consecutive years, EverFocus continues to impress. EverFocus EPN 4220 is a network-based, speed dome camera specifically designed for professional applications. This masterpiece offers 2-Megapixel resolutions and a built-in 20x optical, producing impeccable image quality in addition to cutting-edge features, such as digital slow shutter (DSS), wide dynamic range (WDR), Dynamic Noise Reduction (DNR) and Digital Image Stabilizer (DIS).

Equipped with IP66-rated housings and a true day/night function, with a removable IR cut filter, the EPN 4220 is certain to withstand all environments. The advanced Motion Detection function also meets the needs of every end-user.

On the installation side, the speed domes boast the unique feature of One-Click Easy Installation and up to 192 preset positions, making it a user-friendly, surveillance camera device.

“EverFocus is proud to be named once again as an award winner and will deliver more award-winning products for years to come,” said Jessy Lee, director of the System Planning and Development Center at EverFocus.

The Awards Program invites an international panel of judges to participate in the selection. Criteria included R&D, design, quality and marketing. Proven to have exceeded expectations of all four categories, EverFocus sets a fine example for all other surveillance camera manufactures in Taiwan.

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