IC Realtime Strengthens Market Position of ClearView CCTV Brand with 7-Year Warranty

  • May 21, 2014

IC Realtime Strengthens Market Position of ClearView CCTV Brand with 7-Year WarrantyClearView CCTV, a cost-effective video surveillance product brand from IC Realtime that is aimed at the mid-level residential and commercial markets, has implemented a 7-year parts and labor warranty including lifetime technical support.  The warranty applies to all ClearView CCTV surveillance cameras, digital video recorders and network video recorders.

ClearView CCTV consists of internet (IP) cameras, recorders and accessories that are both professional-grade and cost-effective.  Products include indoor and outdoor internet pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ), dome, bullet and covert cameras; varying levels of digital video recorders (DVRs); network video recorders (NVRs) and touch-screen DVR combos; and complete pre-packaged IP network camera kits and accessories.

”ClearView CCTV is built upon the backbone of IC Realtime’s advanced technology,” said IC Realtime CEO Matt Sailor. “We are so confident in the performance and build-quality of the line that effective immediately we have implemented a 7-year parts and labor warranty and lifetime 7-day a week technical support on the surveillance cameras, DVRs and NVRs.”

ClearView CCTV technical support leadership is provided by ClearView CCTV Director of Integration, Christoffer Callaway.  For years Callaway has led IC Realtime’s technical support.  ClearView CCTV technical customer service department is open Monday – Friday between the hours of 9AM and 9 PM EST with technicians on-call Saturday and Sunday.  Dealers can reach ClearView CCTV customer service by calling 855.248.7888.

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