Intex forays into Indian Surveillance Market

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Intex forays into Indian Surveillance Market
Intex Technologies has forayed into the growing security and surveillance solutions market by introducing a range of CCTV cameras and digital video recorders (DVR) targeted at enterprise customers. The company plans to expand the network through training and adding more distributors in the coming months.
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Vikram Kalia, GM Product, Intex Technologies, said, "Our state-of-the-art range of security and surveillance products marks our entry into the security technology market which is growing at about 30% YoY (CAGR). Intex focusses on developing products which aim at providing best possible solutions to security issues faced by consumers on a daily basis. Our newly-launched products are specifically designed to meet the emerging needs of the next-generation security required by corporate, hospitality, healthcare, educational institutes and more."

Intex CCTV cameras are equipped with Sony Super HAD-II CCD Sensor or DIS/HDIS Sensor which helps in capturing every little detail in surveillance recording appear sharper and clearer. The product range comprises of Dome and Bullet cameras with 480 -  700 TVL. Along with this, a high-end range of PTZ camera with 30x Optical zoom and 12x Digital Zoom, IP Cameras with D1 and VGA resolution with 3G connectivity have also been introduced.

The DVR range comprises of five models. Intex has also introduced a range of power supply for cameras which can power from 1 Night vision camera/2 Normal cameras to up to 3 night vision cameras/ 6 normal cameras......See More

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