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IP VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SOLUTIONS MATRIX SATATYA: THREE DIMENSIONAL SECURITY Persistent, Proficient, Preventive IP VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SOLUTIONS MATRIX SATATYA: THREE DIMENSIONAL SECURITY Persistent, Proficient, Preventive CORPORATE Bhubaneswar Airport Colourtex OTHERS Samsung C&T NSTL Yamaha Motors Lenskart TCS Technology Nashik Railways Jasani Tanishq SGI Corp Cooper Corporation Sanofi Pharma Tata Technologies EDUCATION Deccan Chemicals Raymond IIT MEDIA Raheja Hospital Jaypeekint Lab RBK International School Network 18 NESCO COX & KINGS NIFT Times of India BTI Payments Honda Trading Corporation Chitkara Group of Institute Matrimony.com Dnata Group Rustom Jee GITAM University Ramoji Film City Haldiram Sterlite Technology GMERS College Ramdev Masala Coromandel Fertilizer HOSPITALITY NSEIT MANUFACTURING Hotel Royal Park Vedanta Group GOVERNMENT Godrej Ware House Taj Group HEG Indian Railways Tata Motors Taj Vivanta AWHO Township Indian Air Force Tata Chemicals MATRIX SATATYA NTPC General Electronics Video Surveillance Solutions for Enterprises Patna Airport Schneider Electric Organizations are responsible for ensuring safety of their employees and security of the assets. Further, productivity and ABOUT MATRIX compliance are also strongly linked to video surveillance Established in 1991, Matrix is a leader in Security and Telecom solutions for modern businesses and enterprises. An innovative, technology driven and customer infrastructure. No wonder, video surveillance has emerged as a focused organization the company is committed to keep pace with the revolutions in the Security and Telecom industries. With around 40% of its human resources critical part of any organization's security strategy and dedicated to the development of new products, Matrix has launched cutting-edge products like Video Surveillance Systems - Video Management Software, Network infrastructure. Video Recorder and IP Camera, Access Control and Time-Attendance Systems as well as Telecom Solutions such as Unified Communications, IP-PBX, Universal Gateways, VoIP and GSM Gateways and Communication Endpoints. These solutions are feature-rich, reliable and conform to the international standards. Having Presenting Matrix SATATYA – a family of Video Surveillance global footprints in Asia, Europe, North America, South America and Africa through an extensive network of more than 2,500 channel partners, Matrix ensures that the products serve the needs of its customers faster and longer. Matrix has gained trust and admiration customers representing the entire spectrum of industries. Matrix solutions specifically engineered for serious deployments. Matrix has won many international awards for its innovative products. SATATYA offers all standard video surveillance functions including video capturing, recording, streaming, live monitoring, playback and investigation. Additionally, SATATYA offers centralization, video analytics and value added applications such as Command & Control, Parking Management and Weighbridge, and POS Integration. It's innovative Cognitive Response Engine allows customers to automate their routine surveillance activities. Matrix SATATYA family includes enterprise-grade Video Management System (VMS), Network Video Recorders (NVRs) and IP Cameras. Designed with emphasis on centralized visibility and preventive security, Matrix SATATYA truly addresses security, safety, productivity and compliance needs of modern organizations. V2.R2. Nov‘18 SATATYA INTRODUCTION IP CAMERA SELECTION GUIDE Matrix SATATYA is a family of enterprise-grade video surveillance products including IP Cameras, NVRs, Video Management System and FOCAL BULLET DOME RESOLUTION LENS 2-WAY AUDIO DIGITAL I/O IR RANGE STREAMS Surveillance Applications. SATATYA offers following functions: LENGTH Video Capturing Notifications and Alarms PROJECT SERIES BULLET/DOME PREMIUM AND STANDARD Video Live View Storage and Backup CIBR30FL28CWP** CIDR30FL28CWP** 3MP FIXED 2.8mm 50m 4 Video Recording System Admin, Devices and Users Management Video Streaming Integration with Third-Party Systems CIBR30FL36CWP CIDR30FL36CWP 3MP FIXED 3.6mm 50m 4 Playback and Investigation (Access Control, Fire Alarm, Intrusion System, Toll Booth, BMS, ERP, etc.) CIBR30FL60CWP CIDR30FL60CWP 3MP FIXED 6.0mm 50m 4 Multi-Location and Centralization Integration with Apparatus (Locks, Turnstiles, Flap/Boom Barriers, Bollards, etc.) CIBR30MVL12CWP CIDR30MVL12CWP 3MP MVF 2.8-12mm 50m 4 Command and Control Parking Management Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA) Weighbridge Integration CIBR20FL28CWP** CIDR20FL28CWP** 2MP FIXED 2.8mm 50m 4 Cognitive Response Engine CIBR20FL36CWP CIDR20FL36CWP 2MP FIXED 3.6mm 50m 4 CIBR20FL60CWP CIDR20FL60CWP 2MP FIXED 6.0mm 50m 4 SATATYA ARCHITECTURE CIBR20MVL12CWP CIDR20MVL12CWP 2MP MVF 2.8-12mm 50m 4 CIBR30FL28CWS** CIDR30FL28CWS** 3MP FIXED 2.8mm 50m 4 SPECIAL ACCESS Enterprise Business Application Users TELECOM ERP BMS APPLICATIONS CONTROL Applications CIBR30FL36CWS CIDR30FL36CWS 3MP FIXED 3.6mm 50m 4 System Admin CIBR30FL60CWS CIDR30FL60CWS 3MP FIXED 6.0mm 50m 4 SAMAS Mobile/Tablet Users Cognitive WeighBridge Parking Command Security CIBR30VL12CWS CIDR30VL12CWS 3MP VF 2.8-12mm 50m 4 Response Integration Management & Control Applications Smart Clients CIBR20FL28CWS** CIDR20FL28CWS** 2MP FIXED 2.8mm 50m 4 CIBR20FL36CWS CIDR20FL36CWS 2MP FIXED 3.6mm 50m 4 Plant Managers/ Location Heads Management Server Management CIBR20FL60CWS CIDR20FL60CWS 2MP FIXED 6.0mm 50m 4 Security Guards CIBR20VL12CWS CIDR20VL12CWS 2MP VF 2.8-12mm 50m 4 Security Officers PROFESSIONAL SERIES BULLET/DOME PREMIUM AND STANDARD Recording Chief Security Officer IVA RSS 1 RSS 2 RSS n MIBR20FL28CWP** MIDR20FL28CWP 2MP FIXED 2.8mm 30m 2 Server and Streaming Video Wall MIBR20FL36CWP** MIDR20FL36CWP 2MP FIXED 3.6mm 30m 2 Command & Control Network Video MIBR20FL60CWP** MIDR20FL60CWP 2MP FIXED 6.0mm 30m 2 NVR 1 n Mobile/Tablet Users Recorders MIBR20FL28CWS** MIDR20FL28CWS 2MP FIXED 2.8mm 30m 2 Edge Recording Web Users (opened) MIBR20FL36CWS** MIDR20FL36CWS 2MP FIXED 3.6mm 30m 2 Direct HDMI Users MIBR20FL60CWS** MIDR20FL60CWS 2MP FIXED 6.0mm 30m 2 CAMERAS Video Capturing MIBR30FL28CWP** MIDR30FL28CWP** 3MP FIXED 2.8mm 30m 4 Direct Users Matrix 3 rd Party MIBR30FL36CWP** MIDR30FL36CWP** 3MP FIXED 3.6mm 30m 4 MIBR30FL60CWP** MIDR30FL60CWP** 3MP FIXED 6.0mm 30m 4 SATATYA DIFFERENTIATORS MIBR30FL28CWS** MIDR30FL28CWS** 3MP FIXED 2.8mm 30m 4 Centralized Video Surveillance unlimited users, SATATYA is designed for modern organizations. MIBR30FL36CWS** MIDR30FL36CWS** 3MP FIXED 3.6mm 30m 4 Instead of typical ad hoc bits-and-pieces, SATATYA promotes top- MIBR30FL60CWS** MIDR30FL60CWS** 3MP FIXED 6.0mm 30m 4 down, central planning, designing, implementation and operation Distributed and Modular of video surveillance. Centralized system management ensures Matrix SATATYA can adapt to any organization structure, hierarchy *P: Premium; S:Standard; MVF:Motorized Varifocal; VF: Varifocal faster response to changing user needs, user access rights, and physical layouts with complete flexibility and investment **Available from March'19 robust data and backup management. protection. Organization-wide Visibility and Control Cutting-edge Technologies Consolidated live view and events from multiple locations spread SATATYA employs latest technologies such as EXMOR, H.265, 4K across the planet ensure real-time visibility and quick response. and RAID for better performance and making it future ready. Consistent implementation of security policies reduces incidents, improves safety-security, compliance and productivity. Software-centric SAMAS Video Management System is at the center of most Complete Portfolio SATATYA deployments. This software-centricity brings Matrix SATATYA family includes entire range of products including intelligence, flexibility, automation, efficiency and scalability. IP Cameras, NVRs, VMS, PC Smart Clients and Mobile Apps ensuring symbiotic interworking, seamless integration, lower Performance procurement cost and single point for support. SATATYA scores high on all performance attributes expected from a video surveillance system. Be it video quality, streams, Scalable throughput, bandwidth, storage, ease of use, reliability, durability, With expandability up to 65,535 cameras, 10,000 locations and etc. CIBR: PROJECT SERIES BULLET MIBR: PROFESSIONAL SERIES BULLET CIDR: PROJECT SERIES DOME MIDR: PROFESSIONAL SERIES DOME SATATYA NETRA - IP CAMERAS Robust Management, Weighbridge, Cognitive Response Engine, Face Multi-level recording with auto sync ensures video data is Recognition, ANPR, People Counting, Powerful Investigator, Matrix offers best-in-class IP cameras specifically designed and built for demanding enterprise and project applications. In addition to superior available when required. Most SATATYA building blocks are Advanced Intelligent Video Analytics, etc. image quality, these feature packed cameras offer Multiple Streams, Video Analytics and Edge Recording. Matrix IP cameras include dome, validated on “test to fail” philosophy with baseline and scalability bullet and PTZ variants, suitable for both - outdoor and indoor applications. tests. Further, anomaly and fault detection help predict and Unique Features prevent failures. SATATYA offers a host of innovative features offering flexibility, productivity, ease of use and cost benefits. IP CAMERAS DIFFERENTIATORS Redundancy Mission critical video surveillance applications demand Video Analytics Complete Range Two Way Audio redundancy and safe failover. SATATYA is designed with these All building blocks of SATATYA are
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