All Articles Tagged Channel Vision

Rachel Cericola | 05/25 05:36 AM, 0 Comments

Who’s lurking out in the bushes? Instead of heading outdoors with a baseball bat, clients can, of course, check out potential prowlers using a security camera. But not all cameras are made to withstand the elements, so Channel Vision has added two new outdoor options. The 6710 Outdoor PTZ Camera and 6721 Outdoor PTZ Camera are Channel Vision’s latest speed dome PTZ cameras. Both have pan, tilt, and zoom functions, as well as wide area coverage. Channel Vision says both cameras can deliver detail with up to 560 lines of… View this story

Robert Archer | 05/22 03:33 AM, 0 Comments

Channel Vision is a long-time manufacturer of security products and the Costa Mesa, California company's latest product introductions address the PTZ camera category. The newly announced 6710 and 6721 Outdoor PTZ cameras are designed for a variety of uses, and they incorporate standard features such as pan, tilt and zoom, as well as a 27x (f=3.5 to 94.5) optical zoom built into the 6721 and a 12x (f=3.94 to 46.05mm) optical zoom built into the 6710 model. Both products also include 10x digital zoom features; the ability to resolve 560… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 04/11 08:35 AM, 0 Comments

Channel Vision has joined Crestron's Integrated Partner Program designed to allow manufacturers' products to operate seamlessly in a Crestron systems environment. As an integrated partner, Channel Vision’s 2 Megapixel H.264 IP surveillance cameras have been certified to integrate with select Crestron’s touchscreen panels, allowing users to monitor their security cameras from Crestron’s touchscreens, including models: TPMC-4SM, TPMC-4SMD, TPMC-4SM-FD, TPMC-4SMD-FD, TPMC-9, TPMC-9L, TPMC-V12/V15, DGE-2, TPMC-8X-GA. “We are extremely pleased to have our IP surveillance cameras certified by Crestron and be a part of their Integrated Partner Program,” says Darrel Hauk, Channel… View this story

Robert Archer | 04/02 07:29 AM,

Typically when the word retrofit is used to describe an electronics installation property owners cringe. The word suggests a lot of hidden installation costs that sometimes can make an upgrade in technology cost prohibitive. Channel Vision's new B-204 IP Camera Balun Over Coax Cable Converter Kit however helps to redefine this stereotypical sales presentation scenario. According to the Costa Mesa, Calif.-based company, the converter kit can actually save up to 40 percent of the costs of a typical retrofit surveillance system upgrade. The kit is designed to allow electronics professionals… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 02/07 10:09 AM, 0 Comments

Channel Vision is now providing a free DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) service to its surveillance customers called Channel Vision Security. Channel Vision Security will continually track the IP address of the system and automatically change with any IP address change. A connection to the security camera or DVR is never lost due to a change in IP address, whether the system is purposely reset or the internet provider makes the change. "Now that DDNS hosting services are beginning to charge and offer fewer free services, this program gives our… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 01/30 05:48 AM, 0 Comments

Channel Vision, a manufacturer of technology for the Well-Connected Home, has announced it is providing a free DDNS service to its surveillance customers called Channel Vision Security. Channel Vision Security is a DNS service that continually tracks the IP address of the system and automatically changes with any IP address change. A connection to the security camera or DVR is never lost due to a change in IP address, whether the system is purposely reset or the internet provider makes the change. Darrel Hauk, president and CEO of Channel Vision,… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 12/23 09:52 AM, 0 Comments

Increased surveillance needs coupled with tight budgets can pose a challenge for those still using analog cameras. To meet this demand, Channel Vision has released its W-4001 Web Camera Server, which is part of its line of IP Surveillance Solution products. The 4-channel camera server has a built-in web server, allowing up to four cameras to be converted to a digital IP Camera and viewed over the network or Web. The unit allows users to keep their existing analog cameras while upgrading to an IP camera system. Video can be… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 10/26 06:51 AM, 0 Comments

Control4 has added an iPod dock to its roster of certified products. Channel Vision’s ARIA iBus on-wall dock for iPod (model P-3036) passed the rigorous testing process required of all Control4 Certified devices. Channel Vision joins a small but growing list of Control4 Certified manufacturers in the residential market, but appears to be one of the first or only providers of certified iPod docks. The unit communicates two-way via RS-232 to deliver multi-room distribution of iPod music. Users can view metadata (including album art) and control their music collection from… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 08/23 09:17 AM, 0 Comments

Channel Vision has announced the addition of Darryl “DB” Peters as its newest inside account representative. In this position he will be responsible for serving accounts in a technical sales capacity for the company. A 25-year industry veteran, Peters comes to Channel Vision with experience from prominent A/V dealers including, Synergy Audio Video Systems in Tustin, Calif. and Genesis Audio Video in Lake Forest, Calif. While at Synergy, Peters served as a lead installer, where he designed and installed lighting control systems and Lutron shading systems. Prior to that role,… View this story

Robert Archer | 07/11 05:36 AM,

Remote control capabilities are the custom electronics industry's version of National Football League (NFL) offensive linemen: You never notice them unless they fail. The Costa Mesa, California-based electronics manufacturer Channel Vision can't help protect Tom Brady from the pass rush of the New York Jets, but it can help installers ensure the reliability of the IR remotes used to control the electronic components they install. Channel Vision's new Plasma-Proof IR Kit (IR5010) can be used to control components that are up to 1,000 feet away. Channel Vision says the kit… View this story