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Hanwha Techwin Wisenet WAVE servers

Wisenet WAVE servers

Hanwha Techwin America announced a new line of NVR (Network Video Recorder) servers designed specifically for the Wisenet Wave VMS (Video Management System). The company also announced is a turnkey WAVE client workstation pre-installed with Wisenet WAVE for hassle-free deployment. The servers are optimized, tested and backed by Hanwha tech support so that integrators can start an install with minimum prep time. The Wisenet WAVE servers are available in two tower form factors and two rack form factors with varying specifications to meet various customers’ needs. All servers support Wisenet and ONVIF conformant IP cameras. The new servers are available immediately from Hanwha’s national distribution partners.

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