Category Archives: Product News

Industry website SecurityInfoWatch.com recently carried the announcement of Arecont Vision’s new MicroDome™ camera line introduced at ISC West in Las Vegas. Read the story. Read the press release. More Arecont Vision news.  

Arecont Vision has announced the availability of the world’s first 12-megapixel 180° panoramic dome camera with true Wide Dynamic Range (WDR). Industry website GIT Security carried the news. Read the story at www.git-security.com. Download the press release. More Arecont Vision … Continue reading →

Arecont Vision has announced that our true Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology is now available in three different camera series: MegaDome® 2 WDR, MegaBall™ WDR and MegaVideo® Compact WDR cameras. News website CNBC carries the details. Read the news on … Continue reading →

Arecont Vision has added a 10-megapixel camera to the MegaDome® 2 family, as well as 1080p and 3-megapixel cameras with true wide dynamic range up to 100dB. International security website SourceSecurity.com recently posted information about the products. Read the article here. More … Continue reading →

Monitoring the cash registers is an important need for any retail business. Here is some actual video from an Arecont Vision 5-megapixel camera installed above the checkout counter as part of a video surveillance system in a bakery storefront. Play it … Continue reading →

Arecont Vision is pleased to announce that SurroundVideo® all-in-one camera, lens and enclosure have passed the impact test based on the EN62262 standard and obtained the highest rating of IK-10 for degree of protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment … Continue reading →

  Industry website www.sourcesecurity.com has announced Arecont Vision’s new compact megapixel IP dome solution, the D4SO. Read the story here. Go to Arecont Vision’s News page.

Retail industry website retailsolutionsonline.com has announced the addition of Casino Mode to Arecont Vision megapixel cameras. Casino Mode ensures continuous full-motion recording at 30 frames per second (fps) to comply with gaming industry regulations.  Read the story here. Go to … Continue reading →