Why Choose HDCVI Cameras?

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Why Choose HDCVI Cameras?
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HDCVI Cameras

• HDCVI stands for High Definition Composite Video
  Interface and is also regarded as high definition
  CCTV. HDCVI is more intelligent and capable than
  traditional CCTV. It can use the same
  architecture as CCTV, but get much more out of
  it.

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Features of HDCVI Cameras
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HD Image Quality

• High Definition Composite Video Interface (HDCVI)
  is capable of producing brilliant 1280x720p or
  1920x1080p resolution. These megapixel cameras
  uniquely transmit their High Definition video
  signals through coaxial cabling using exclusive
  and revolutionary technology.

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Easy to Upgrade to HD

• One of the greatest benefits of choosing HDCVI
  technology that stands out is its backwards
  compatibility with older systems. It has been
  designed to work with the same coaxial cabling
  that has likely already been laid out by previous
  CCTV setups.

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Long-distant, No Latency Transmission

• You can view crisp, high definition video feed
  with no delay at an excess of 500m (1,640 feet)
  over coaxial cabling with HDCVI, whereas HD-SDI
  could only support 100m (328 feet). HDCVI
  efficiently transmits its High Definition video
  signals through coaxial cabling in an
  uncompressed, pure and lossless transmission.

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3 Signals Over 1 Cable

• The beauty of coaxial cabling is that it is not
  only capable of transmitting multiple signals,
  but signals of different types. HDCVI cameras and
  DVRs can communicate with each other through
  coaxial cabling using High Definition video
  signals, audio signals and two-way control
  signals that allow you to change the PTZ status
  of your cameras.

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No RF Interference with Low-Frequency Signal

• HDCVI technology makes use of low-frequency
  signals that never interfere with other
  destructive signals and provide a secure, stable
  and clean transmission at any point in time.

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