Pelco Cameras Now Integrated With Mirasys NVRs

  • Aug 03, 2009

 

“We have been using Pelco IP cameras in conjunction with our Mirasys system for some time and the difference in ease-of-use and image quality is remarkable,” said Pasi Tikkanen, managing director at security integrator Turvakolmio. The company has installed several Pelco cameras under the control of the Mirasys NVR Enterprise package with its customers. “The combination of these two products is just what we need in our business.”

According to product management at Mirasys, Pelco IP drivers are now available as standard with Mirasys NVR Pro and NVR Enterprise, while the previous versions are easy to update with the latest software upgrades.

“Our companies’ cooperation is an excellent example of Pelco’s desire and commitment to offer more choices and flexibility to our customers and end users,” said Dave deLisser, Pelco Director of Integration.

“The new megapixel cameras are a great addition to the Pelco product range, and the first customers to use them in tandem with our software have provided very encouraging feedback,” said Jukka Riivari, CEO at Mirasys. “The combination of these high-quality cameras and the intelligent, user-friendly solutions offered by Mirasys creates a compelling offering for powerful, cost-effective security systems.”

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