Argentina. Network Video Technologies (NVT) will present its solutions and products at Seguriexpo Buenos Aires, from November 5 to 9, 2013. This offer includes the presentation, for the first time in Argentina, of TBus™ equipment, the latest generation in IP and PoE+ video transmission solutions that includes 4-port transmitters and 4-, 8- and 16-port hubs.
The TBus™ product line also offers the possibility of sending up to 500 watts of power and handling up to 200 Mbps of information using any type of cable over long distances (up to 2.5 Km.), with a management interface per browser and giga port for connection to a fiber backbone.
TBus™ supports all types of coaxial cable and UTP cable, as well as 18/2, 2-wire (non-braided cable) and STP (twisted pair with shielding) in any combination of star, P2P (Point-to-Point) or serial cabling topology. It provides a power of 56 VDC for remote transceivers as well as for your remote PoE devices (IP cameras, etc.) and supports 128-bit AES encrypted network speeds of up to 200 Mbps.
This is an in-house technology, developed by NVT, which offers the first Ethernet switch for CCTV and the Security industry.
For Antonio Pérez, sales manager for Central, South America and the Caribbean of NVT, participation in the fair is important since it allows the company to maintain and increase its presence in the security industry in Argentina with the current transmission solutions, which have made NVT the leading company in the market, as well as with its most recent units for immediate release.
During the event, NVT will be present with active demo equipment fully showing its functionality, so that the attendees of the fair, integrators, distributors and end users know the benefits of the different products, as well as their different application possibilities.
NVT will also present hybrid solutions for video transmission and power over structured cabling, which remain a largely deployed option. The company, together with its distributor Anixter, can be visited at stand 3A-40.
For additional information, please visit the NVT website www.nvt.com
