IQinVision Announces Launch Of IQeye eStore At ISC West

  • Mar 30, 2010

IQinVision, provider of high-performance megapixel IP security cameras, intelligent network cameras, and IP video recording systems, recently announced that it has opened the IQeye eStore, an e-commerce site for the IQeye BASIC LINE of network cameras and accessories.

The IQeye eStore is designed to reach IT, security, and Pro AV resellers and integrators not currently serviced by IQinVision’s distributors. Resellers will be asked to go through a simple approval process and upon successful completion will enjoy an easy on-line shopping experience for market-leading IQeye standard and HD Megapixel cameras with no minimum commitments, and attractive discounts for entry-level resellers.

The store will offer the complete IQeye BASIC LINE of standard and HD Megapixel network cameras which are available in both H.264 and MJPEG models. In addition, customers who purchase IQeye BASIC LINE cameras from the eStore can download free single-camera IQsentry Video Management Software.

“Many early stage dealers not already buying from our distributors are looking for easy access to the IQeye BASIC LINE cameras from a trusted source, so we developed the IQeye eStore to meet this growing demand,” said Paul Bodell, chief marketing officer for IQinVision. “This will make our entry-level products more accessible to a broader, global dealer network.”

IQinVision will continue sell its flagship IQeye PRO LINE cameras only through IQU certified partners. End-users will be able to visit the Web site but only approved, qualified resellers will be able to purchase from http://www.IQeStore.com.

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