Our digital recorders are designed with simple, easy-to-understand controls and software interfaces, to simplify learning curves for operations staff, and to streamline set-up and configuration.

     Unlike tape-based systems, digital recorders capture surveillance video directly to high-capacity hard drives that can store far more video in a given space. In addition, digital recording allows you instantly access any video, without fast-forwarding or re-winding tapes. Better still, you can use the built-in software to search through stored images quickly, instead of scanning hours and hours of tape. Additionaly, in networked security systems, you can easily transmit any digitally stored video to remote monitors or locations.

Digital recording systems  allow archiving of images on multiple media, including DVD-RAM, CD-R, and flash card.

     AlfeNet's Video Server delivers high-quality, Motion-JPEG images at  rate of up to 120 frames a second. Connecting directly to LAN or Internet to view live images from up to 32 cameras simulteneously, using a standard web browser.

     AlfeNet's IP Video management solution provides unlimited scalability for applications of any size, from single camera to hundreds. This revolutionary new technology is designed in a simple way, making this solution simple to expand as your system grows. Additional video storage and viewing modules can easily be added at any time. Recording is based on a pre-defined schedule, external alarm trigger or detection of motion at up to 30 FPS per camera. 

      Live video and recorded archives can be viewed via the Internet using remote viewing client software or standard browser.

     Digital image formats provides high quality, small file size, and effective evidence may become voluable peace of information for law inforcment. Because all archives are stored digitally on hard drives, there are no tapes to change or maintain. The recorded images never degrade over time, and can be exported to .JPEG or .AVI formats. Backups can be made on many different types of permanent media.