Mobile Video Platform

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    With the Mobile Video Platform from Ultimate Vision System, users can strengthen their surveillance power with this compact, fully self-contained, mobile surveillance system. With a 30 foot telescoping mast, 5 to 7 days of battery power on board, and a generator or optional solar power for recharging, the MVP can be deployed in minutes and left for weeks. Each MVP is custom designed for each client's specific needs. Our camera systems include Remote Viewable / Controllable cameras ranging from the PTZ motion tracking domes to Thermal Imaging Cameras, or the traditional fixed cameras. Each system is equipped with an onsite video server with built in DVR for remote viewing. Wireless units range from Point-to-Point units that can transmit video and data up to 30 miles, depending on terrain, Omni directional antennas that can be set-up as "Hot-Spots," to complete Wireless Mesh systems. Lighting can range from traditional flood lights or IR Floods.

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