Skip to content Infinias IP-based and PoE-powered access control solutions have been implemented in over 40,000 doors across the globe since 2006 in educational institutions, medical centers, commercial buildings, and municipalities. One of the top producers and developers of IP-based access control systems is infinias. The engineering, product development, sales, and technical support departments of infinias are housed at the Indianapolis, Indiana, corporate headquarters. At infinias’ Austin, Texas, headquarters, parent firm Observint Technologies oversees production and fulfillment.
A cloud-based program for managing access control, infinias CLOUD offers state-of-the-art functionality for single-door to enterprise-wide deployments with ease. For corporations and organizations, infinias CLOUD offers the highest levels of simplicity, scalability, and security. Apart from standard access control functionalities, our robust rules engine enables users to create bespoke functionality that suits their requirements, including Lock Down, First In, Last Out, N Man Rule, and a plethora of other capabilities. Video is now available in the infinias Site Access Mobile App and infinias CLOUD.
Easily secure and manage your location with wide access control features from infinias PROFESSIONAL, all from inside an easy-to-use, browser-based interface. You can run reports on any or all events and alarms, as well as see related replay video and events. The program adapts automatically to the size of the browser window, making it easier to use on all kinds of devices. Utilizing the 3xLOGIC Site Access mobile app or infinias Professional software, you can view live video for a door or replay video for a particular occurrence. Whether you’re installing access control for the first time or retrofitting an existing workplace, our solutions are made to be simple to use and install.
Infinias Essentials offers extensive access control features with an easy-to-use browser-based interface for managing and safeguarding your location. You can designate various security roles, access, and privileges for specific users, as well as examine, monitor, and report on any or all events and alerts with the software. With an infinite door license, support for an infinite number of doors and events, and an infinite number of card holders, this package saves you money.
With the tiered management of Infinias Corporate, you may decentralize remotely. You can accomplish simpler centralized administration as well as decentralized, remote tiered administrative management using this capability.
The best cameras, in all honesty, are the ones you can afford. Just keep in mind that any security cameras are preferable to none!
Any workplace or residence should place a premium on safety. In addition to daily workers, your business also houses valuable and priceless equipment. You, your coworkers, and your family will all benefit from improving office or home security. Installing intelligent video surveillance cameras is one approach to do this. These systems offer a dependable and practical solution to safely monitor who enters and leaves your facility. Every camera has unique features that you may customize to meet your needs. Most significantly, they offer excellent monitoring for the highest level of security and safety.
The primary and vital difference between indoor and outdoor cameras is weatherproofing (weather resistance). Indoor cameras for residential or commercial operating temperatures are usually not high. As for outdoor cameras, Mother Nature plays a huge factor—burning sun, hard rain, or heavy snow—so they must be built sturdier.
Indoor security cameras include nanny, pet, and home security cameras that are usually not weatherproof.
Pros: good video quality, low cost, small and easy to conceal or hide, may reduce insurance costs, easier installation, remote access
Cons: Less durable; improper installation can be hacked.
Outdoor security cameras include a video doorbell, floodlight, solar-powered, and weatherproof home security cameras.
Pro: Weatherproof, deter property crime, may reduce insurance costs, property monitoring, most are tamperproof, good night vision performance,
Con: Large and heavy, more expensive than indoor, professional installation
A wired camera receives power from a residential or commercial electrical system instead of a battery or solar charger.
Pros: No battery replacement or recharging, stable power and internet connection, higher-quality videos
Cons: An electrician is required for installation; it may be burdensome to remove if you relocate; placement limitations
Pros: Easy to install, relocate, user-friendly, and works anywhere
Cons: Monthly fee cloud storage, WIFI connection can be unstable, manual battery charging or replacement
Difference: A DVR converts analog footage into a digital format, while an NVR typically only works with digital footage. DVR systems process data at the recorder, while NVR systems encode and process data at the camera before transmitting it to the system for storage and remote viewing.
DVR (Digital Video Recorder): how it works—aka CCTV cameras, analog cameras produce a raw video signal. There are fewer features than IP cameras, and usually, the video quality is not as high, although there have been advances to offer improved analog resolution. Overall, their lower specs make them more affordable than IP cameras. Since all the DVR recording is in, it is possible to transmit the raw video signals of many different camera models on one system. DVR is an excellent option for sites with cameras of varying brands and models. The coaxial cable carries the raw video signal from the camera to the DVR for image processing. It does not power the cameras, but options are available with an integrated power splitter to carry out both functions on one cable.
NVR (Network Video Recorder): how it works: uses newer technologies, such as internet connectivity, to make video surveillance more accessible and flexible. NVR security systems connect to IP cameras, which capture and process video simultaneously, sending the encoded (digitized) video to the NVR via an internet connection. IP cameras can connect to NVRs in two ways: a PoE (Power over Ethernet) connection or a wireless/WIFI connection.
Choosing whether to install yourself or hire a pro is one of the choices you’ll need to make when buying a home security system. What type of home you reside in, who lives with you, and how handy you are will determine which installation technique is best for you. However, some home security providers only provide one installation option. The benefits of a properly installed home security system include the assurance that comes with expert advice, a manufacturer’s guarantee, and general trust in the precision of the setup and equipment placement.
We get this request often. Of course. We offer security camera system installation, repair, and troubleshooting services. Whether you want to add one camera, troubleshoot one camera, or troubleshoot some cables or connectors, we can help. Call us now to book your appointment. 512.257.1433