Introducing the new Tyco Illustra Flex Multi-Sensor camera

Introducing the new Tyco Illustra Flex Multi-Sensor camera

Johnson Controls has further expanded its Tyco Illustra range with the launch of a new Flex multi-directional camera.

Designed to provide a highly cost-effective solution for monitoring activity over wide open spaces, the second generation Illustra Flex multi-directional camera is equipped with four separate image sensors which can be individually positioned and angled to provide up to 360 degree coverage via four separate non-stitched video streams.

Each of the four sensors are able to capture superb quality 4MP images, enabling the camera to cover an area which might normally require four separate high definition video surveillance cameras. As well as the reduced capital cost, systems integrators and end-users can enjoy additional time and cost savings, as Illustra Flex multi-directional camera requires less cabling and mounting hardware. It also only needs a single IP connection.


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