Network Video Recorder System - Steelbox Networks Inc. - Facility Management Product Release

Steelbox Networks Inc.
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The Steelbox 1000 from Steelbox Networks is an NVR that delivers simultaneous viewing, playback and recording of 100 high-resolution, full frame-rate MPEG4 video streams.

The device is powered by a real-time operating system designed specifically for packet-level switching of video; enables multicast and unicast simultaneously; and gives customers the ability to unicast multiple streams to multiple users for maximum network flexibility. Other features include:

The Steelbox 1000 manages video storage by load balancing video recordings across storage mounts and securely isolating cameras and video storage from the rest of the network. It also integrates with third-party command and control, access control and video analytic products via Web services API.

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