Equipment for the transfer, routing, and storage of analog and digital video including closed circuit television systems, scan and video converters, and video switchers.
Additional Video Equipment Categories
Closed Circuit Television Systems (404 suppliers)
Closed circuit television systems (CCTV) are used for area surveillance and remote monitoring. Some systems can record events and trigger alarms.
Head-up Displays (16 suppliers)
Head-up displays (HUDs) superimpose data on the field of view of a vehicle operator so he or she can monitor vehicle systems while focusing on vehicle control and navigation.
Imaging Plates (14 suppliers)
Imaging plates, imaging films and imaging chemicals include offset printer plates, photographic or image setter film, developers, fixers and other supplies for printing, graphics, radiographic and IR imaging.
Multi-Input Display Processors (14 suppliers)
Multi-input display processors combine multiple signals from real-time video and computer inputs on a single high-resolution monitor projection.
Multi-Screen Display Controllers (30 suppliers)
Multi-screen display controllers are used to control and project multiple images on the same screen.
Network Video Recorders (51 suppliers)
Network video recorders (NVR) are internet protocol based devices that are connected to a network and used for the simultaneous recording and remote access of live video streams from IP cameras.
Scan and Video Converters (78 suppliers)
Scan and video converters transform computer-video signals into a television-compatible format. They are sometimes called PC to TV converters or PC to video converters.
Video Cassette Recorders (VCR) (41 suppliers)
Industrial video cassette recorders (VCRs) receive video input and capture the data onto analog or digital videotape. This does not include consumer grade products.
Video Conferencing Equipment (31 suppliers)
Video conferencing equipment enables meeting participants at different locations to communicate via two-way video with simultaneous audio transmissions.
Video Multiplexers (122 suppliers)
Video multiplexers handle several video signals simultaneously for programmable event monitoring, display, and recording.
Video Switchers (138 suppliers)
Video switchers control video display sequences for multiple camera systems.
