Turbo HD Camera with HD-TVI Technology Launched by Hikvision

Ankush Kumar

Product in a nutshell: Turbo HD cameras support High Definition Transport Video Interface (HD-TVI) technology that allows users to send uncompressed, high-resolution video over coaxial cable. Overcomes challenges of HD video over coax methods which were limited by cable type and distance, reliability, lack of bi-directional communications and total system cost.

Sectors/verticals: “I absolutely have not had a single issue installing Turbo HD,” says Peter Saar, who has been the president of Safeside Security in Woodland, CA for 31 years.

“I have installed Turbo HD in a retirement home, several warehouses, and in a retail chain of five drive-through coffee shops. I have got a lot of exciting projects ahead, including a hardware store chain and a credit union with several branches.”

Product features:

• Send uncompressed, high-resolution video over coaxial cable
• HD-TVI promises absence of video delay in live viewing, bi-directional signalling, and efficient storage
• Turbo HD supports up to 1080p resolution at distances over 1500 feet, the HD-TVI signal is especially immune to electromagnetic interference
• Live video can be viewed in high resolution with zero latency because the video stream is uncompressed.
• Bi-directional signalling allows for PTZ control and setting camera functions remotely
• Turbo HD cameras such as the 2CE56D5T-VFIT3 1080p EXIR Varifocal Turret and the DS-2CE16C5T-IT1 720p EXIR Fixed Lens Bullet provide high-definition megapixel video that installs as easily as standard analogue CCTV cameras
• The smart search feature is another key selling point, as is the ‘tribrid’ technology
• Tribrid DVRs can save data from standard definition analogue cameras, IP cameras, and HD-TVI cameras simultaneously

Integration: DVRs are compatible with multiple video formats, from standard definition analogue to HD-TVI to megapixel IP

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