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VS SERIESCCTV and video analytics
Cameras that do not just record: they recognize.
Full colour imaging in dark areas, 5 to 12 megapixel resolution and analytics inside the camera itself: facial recognition, plate capture and fire detection, all with whitelists and blacklists.
Colour is half the evidence
An infrared camera illuminates, but it erases colour. At two in the morning the report reads «a dark vehicle» and «a person in a light jacket»: two phrases that identify nobody.
DigiAccess cameras deliver full colour imaging in dark areas, using the lighting already present on site. The colour of the clothing, the car and the plate is preserved all night.
The conventional solutionInfrared: black and white after dusk
Good for knowing something happened. Not for knowing who.
DigiAccess engineeringColour all night long
Usable as evidence: clothing, vehicle, plate and face all recognizable.
Three analytics, all with whitelist and blacklist
The analysis runs inside the camera, not on a separate server. That means the alert goes out at the moment, not when someone sits down to review the recording the next day.
Facial recognition
The camera compares every face against its lists. The whitelist is the known people —residents, employees— and they pass without noise. The blacklist is the flagged people: the moment they appear, the alert fires.
It is the same identity that opens the door in access control.
Plate capture
It reads the plate of every vehicle passing and checks it against the lists. Authorized plates open the barrier; a blacklisted plate raises an alert even if it never tried to enter.
It feeds the vehicle gatehouse directly.
Fire detection
The camera recognizes flame and smoke in the scene and warns the moment they appear, without waiting for heat to reach a ceiling detector.
Useful in parking areas, warehouses, plant rooms and zones with no fire detection installed.
White and black: the difference between recording and watching
Ordinary CCTV records everything alike and leaves the job of finding something for later. With lists, the camera already knows who it is looking for.
- Whitelist — those who should be there. They pass without raising an alert.
- Blacklist — flagged people or plates. Immediate alert on appearance.
- No match — logged as an unknown visitor, for review.
The lists are managed from the same system as the access authorizations: remove a person once and they stop opening the door and go under watch on the cameras.
Sample alerts
The camera talks, listens and takes half the space
Beyond the SuperStarlight sensor and the on-board analytics, the camera carries a microphone and a speaker: the operator hears what is happening in the scene and can answer by voice without sending anyone. On a perimeter or in a parking area, a timely warning prevents most incidents.
And it compresses in H.265, which takes about half the space of the previous standard at the same quality. That is the direct counterweight to the resolution argument: you can go to 8 or 12 MP without doubling the disk.
- Two-way audio: built-in microphone and speaker
- H.265 compression, roughly half the storage
- SuperStarlight sensor: colour in dark areas, without infrared
- Professional on-board analytics, with whitelist and blacklist
The VS line comes in several series and versions: form factor —bullet, dome, tube—, resolution and the analytics set all change. The sizing defines which one belongs at each point.
From 5 to 12 megapixels, over IP
More megapixels is not always better: it is more detail, but also more storage and more bandwidth. Resolution is chosen per point, according to what has to be recognized.
- Sensor
- Colour in dark areas, without infrared
- Resolution
- 5, 8 and 12 MP
- Connectivity
- IP over the data network (not coaxial)
- Audio
- Two-way: built-in microphone and speaker
- Compression
- H.265
- Interoperability
- ONVIF
- Emissions
- FCC
- Processing
- Inside the camera (not on a server)
- Facial recognition
- Whitelist and blacklist
- Plate capture
- Whitelist and blacklist
- Fire detection
- Flame and smoke
- Output
- Alert at the moment, with the linked video
| Resolution | What for | Typical point |
|---|---|---|
| 5 MP | General coverage with good detail | Common areas, corridors, stairs, lifts |
| 8 MP | Enough detail to zoom into the image afterwards | Perimeter, pedestrian access, gatehouse |
| 12 MP | Wide areas: one camera covers what several would | Parking, courts, plazas, manoeuvring yards |
They are all IP cameras: they run over the site's data network, not coaxial cable. That allows placing them where they are needed without laying a parallel cabling system.
ONVIF certified
Open interoperability standard: the cameras integrate with third-party recorders and video platforms. Expanding the system later does not force replacing what is installed or staying with a single vendor.
FCC certified
Compliance with the electromagnetic emission limits of the United States Federal Communications Commission: the equipment does not interfere with the networks or the other electronic systems on site.
The camera that watches is the one that opens
Having CCTV and access control from the same vendor is not just invoice convenience: it is that both share the lists.
- The face authorized at the door is on the whitelist in the cameras
- The plate that opens the barrier is the one the gatehouse camera captures
- Removing someone drops their access and puts them under watch at once
- The access event and the video of that moment are linked
Application engineering
Every project is sized on the site plan: location of each camera, what is covered, at what resolution and which analytics run at each point.
Actual coverage and the storage calculation are approved before the purchase order is issued.
71 cameras in a country residential estate
Project delivered in two phases, with the site map and the position of every camera defined before installation.
| Phase | Cameras | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 · Perimeter security | 32 | Complete perimeter fence line |
| Phase 2 · Interior security | 39 | Common areas, access points and internal roads |
| Total installed | 71 | Perimeter and interior coverage |
What do you need to see, and at what hour?
We survey on the plan and show you coverage, resolution per point and storage before quoting.