Observint Technologies Adds 3S Vision Megapixel IP Cameras

  • Mar 13, 2013

Observint Technologies has entered into an exclusive agreement to market 3S Vision’s megapixel IP cameras and encoders in North America. According to Observint Technologies president Brian Wood, the addition of 3S Vision to Observint Technologies’ expanding technology portfolio adds further depth to the company’s ability to deliver fully-integrated video surveillance and security system solutions for any system and vertical market need.

“Megapixel imaging solutions continue to prove of extreme value and utility for mainstream video surveillance applications. The addition of 3S Vision’s megapixel technology better positions Observint Technologies to deliver comprehensive system solutions to our growing base of customers,” said Mr. Wood. “We will continue to seek out new and innovative solutions to further build upon Observint Technologies’ technology portfolio.”

With this announcement, Observint Technologies is launching several of 3S Vision’s new 5 megapixel network cameras. The new models include a box style camera, an indoor/outdoor vandal resistant dome camera, and an indoor/outdoor IR bullet style camera - all delivering 5 MP resolution at 15 fps and 1080p resolution at 30 fps. Features include H.264/MJPEG dual codec and streaming capability; 3D Noise Reduction technology to filter noise in low light; Digital Wide Dynamic Range for enhanced imaging in diverse lighting environments; plus motion detection, tamper detection and privacy masking. Prices for the new 3S Vision line of 5 megapixel cameras start at the affordable price point of $420.00 (MSRP).

In addition to the 5 MP cameras, the 3S Vision product line includes 2 megapixel cameras and accessories, network PTZ cameras, and IP encoders. 3S Vision video surveillance products are compatible with major VMS platforms such as DIGIOP, Digifort, NUUO, Video Insight (API), Exacq, Genetec, Geovision, Milestone, OnSSI and Solstice.

Observint will provide sales and technical support for the 3S Vision product line including a nation-wide network of manufacturer’s reps, field and inside sales, sales engineers and dedicated technical support. 3S Vision products are available through Observint’s growing list of distribution partners, including BlueStar, CSC, ScanSource, Security Cameras Direct and Supercircuits.

3S Vision’s line of megapixel cameras and IP system solutions will be on display in Observint Technologies’ ISCW booth (#12087) in Las Vegas from April 10-12, 2013.

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