Video Surveillance systems

Allied Fire & Security features packaged video surveillance systems for small to medium sized businesses in the Spokane, Seattle and Portland areas. Our video surveillance systems are designed to provide high-end performance at an entry level price. These systems are perfect for small to medium sized businesses such as convenience and retail stores, offices and restaurants. Based on an embedded Linux operating system, our digital video recorders offer unparalleled stability, security, reliability, and ease of use.

Allied's systems include numerous standard features such as remote viewing software, built-in DVD-RW, and infrared remote controls that are optional on most other systems.

Features:

• Four, Eight, and 16 channel models available.
• Secure, embedded Linux operating system.
• Several large capacity hard drive sizes up to 4,000 GB in size that allow video to be stored from weeks to months at a time.
• Capable of viewing from home or other remote locations through any broadband Internet connection.
• Export saved video to DVD or USB storage device using the Windows compatible AVI, JPEG or watermarked proprietary format.
• Record video continuously, or on detection of motion or other alarm event.
• Can be operated using the front-mounted system controls or wireless infrared remote.
• Multiple systems can be managed from a single location using a free software package.
• Wide selection of cameras to accommodate most surveillance applications including indoor, outdoor and challenging backlight conditions.
• Security grade modular DVR components unlike those found on do it yourself kits at big box stores.
• Three-year warranty on all equipment / One-year on labor.

Remotely view from your smartphone:

• iPhone
• Android
• Blackberry

Need to view more than one location? Not a problem with the free multi-site software package.

Contact one of our security professionals in Portland, Seattle or Spokane with any questions you might have about business video surveillance systems.

This video shows the differences in video frame recording rates. A higher recorded frame rate means more hard drive storage is necessary. On the lower right hand corner of this video is a recording at 30 frame rates per second which is full motion real time video. As you can see, the higher the frame rate the more real time activity is recorded and viewed.

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This video demonstrates how easy it is to add networked video surveillance to your business – and be able to view recorded and live video on your mobile web-enabled device.

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Video Surveillance with Eric Amsbury.

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