Honeywell HRDP DVR gets the iPhone treatment.

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The Honeywell HRDP DVR has joined the iPhone gang. The iPhone app to allow remote access for the HRDP H.264 is now available from the Apple store and is free to download.

http://itunes.apple.com/en/app/remote-view/id403753495?mt=8

Honeywell HRDP
Honeywell HRDP

We have seen an increasing trend for remote access features and as reported before iPhone is helping to sell CCTV in way that we have not seen before. One manufacturer reported that sales of there particular DVR has increased by 25% since making the iPhone app available for his particular DVR.

Designed for customers who……

(A) love gadgets and ( B) are constantly away from their premises it gives them the opportunity to keep a close eye on the business with quality images being downloaded with excellent image rates as well. With connectivity from the iPhone iPad or iTouch the images can be displayed either as a single camera view or even a quad split screen view Best of all its free. The Honeywell HRDP is a great piece of kit already recording at up to 200 FPS and you can read here some previous comments that have been made about it. The minimum requirement to enable connection are as follows

Minimum Requirements.

The Remote-View iPhone app minimum requirements are:

Apple iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4

Apple iPod touch 3GS, 4

Apple iPad 1

Supported HRDP DVRs: HRDP H.264 (v1.0.1.6 and later)

Internet connection to the Honeywell HRDP DVR.

Honeywell HRDP iPhone

So well done Honeywell. The HRDP now with iPhone connectivity…now we are moving forward.!

CCTV News and reviews from ” the CCTV insider”

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Over recent months, we have thoroughly enjoyed detailing our thoughts and reviews on all the great (and not so great!) aspects of our industry!

So, we have decided to change the format a little with our blogs – a little bit of something for everyone!

We will still have our regular reviews and news mainly from our own Blogadmin, and also the opinions and musings of Tom, but we are pleased to announce the arrival of another blogger to our site – well, we would like to announce it but he/she won’t let us!

You see, imagine a Banksy or Stig of the blog world – all we know is that this blogger wants to drop in titbits of inside news or gossip, maybe the odd contentious comment or thread to bring a little extra spice to our site! And, if you disagree, then make sure you drop a comment back!!!!

CCTVinsider (their choice not ours, in fact we even had to give them log in rights to choose the password!) has requested that they may appear now and again – so make sure to subscribe for regular blog updates. We are assured that he/she is a leading authority within the CCTV industry.

And…don’t forget the comments and retweets – they mean a lot to us!

ACTI V brickcom IP cameras

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ACTI IP camera

ACTI and Brickcom have both recently become prominent within the UK CCTV market place with plenty to offer they are beginning to make quite an impact. We have reviewed the technical spec of both cameras and suggest that a visit to their websites is well worth a look.

ACTI IP camera

Brickcom IP camera

Brickcom IP cameraSo both these IP cameras worth having a look to see how the quality and price compare.

CCTV BLOGS from the last year.

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CCTV Blogs  from the integrated CCTV team.……. Well its been a good year for innovation and advancement in the world of CCTV and here at Integrated CCTV we have been lucky enough to be able to tell you all about it. From advanced analytics to Thermal CCTV cameras we have covered it all here.

So for those who have missed some of our best CCTV blogs of 2010-2011 then here are some of the CCTV reviews for you to look back on.

Thermal CCTV is going to get big here……………..we review why and who the main players are in the thermal market

Thermal CCTV…..click here for more info

Thermal CCTV
Thermal CCTV is here

The iPhone has single handed changed the way we can view CCTV images remotely but what has been remarkable is how sales have increased purely down to…… The iPhone factor

iPhone is selling CCTV …see how

Dahua iPhoneGetting some of the top companies to talk with us was important last year and they don’t come much bigger than Avigilon. Rick Ramsey granted us an interview and gave us some great facts about how he saw the future of HD cameras, IP cameras, Megapixel IP cameras and CCTV in general.

Avigilon CCTV blog

Avigilon Camera HD Pro
Avigilon CCTV

Metal MIC V the Predator…….Nothing better than a clash between two great rivals and the 360 vision technology Predator and the Bosch MIC are two excellent cameras. But how do the compare? We carried out a review of both cameras in our epic CCTV blog Metal Mickey V Predator.

Bosch V 360 vision.

Thermal Metal Mickey
Metal MIC

And its great rival…but which came out on top?

Thermal CCTV cameras
Predator Camera

It has also proved a difficult year for the CCTV industry and we were able to blog about why the CCTV industry is being squeezed at the moment. Some interesting points in this blog, but what do you think have things changed so greatly and will the the CCTV industry fight back to recovery?

CCTV gets Squeezed from all angles….but see why……..

CCTV industry

2010 was the year we saw Panasonic launch its iPro range and one of the big success stories was the WJ-NV200 NVR recorder. Since its launch the fantastic features it has built in has seen it shoot to the top of its class…….take a look and see what you think.

Panasonic WJ-NV200

panasonic WJ-NV200
WJ-NV200

So just a few of the CCTV blogs from our site from last year. Use the search bar to look for other products not listed here or feel to contact us if you would like to find out more………….

Video IQ iCVR IP camera

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VideoIQ have come up with a fantastic solution to recording IP video.The iCVR camera together with some cutting edge encoders are able to record event generated video on the edge of the network eliminating the need for third party DVR, NVR or VMS software.

iCVR Video IQ camera
iCVR Video IQ camera

By using advanced analytics the iCVR HD camera produce and record HD images without the need to use the network, meaning bandwidth use is reduced to the absolute minimum. With the need for a central storage solution eliminated and advanced analytics that are able to learn events and increase accuracy over time, the iCVR is very simple to install and easy to use. It would seem that edge device recording is without question the way forward and Video IQ are well ahead of their competitors. Check out the iCVR camera and on board recording solutions on the Video IQ website….well worth a look.