The INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS NFC30 Network Camera is designed for security surveillance applications, and comes fully equipped with state-of-the-art features that set it apart from other network cameras on the market today.
Excellent Video Quality
Because the NFC30 Network Camera uses a progressive-scan CMOS sensor, it provides sharp video images with dramatic lifelike color representation.
Auto-Setup
No need to worry about complex network setup procedures. The installation wizard provides an easy setup that allows a non-technical person to begin using the camera right away.
SSL Encryption
Secure network connections using data encryption between the camera and the network client for additional data security.
Dual Mode: Simultaneous MPEG4 + Motion-JPEG Streaming
The NFC30 Network Camera supports MPEG4 as well as Motion-JPEG video formats, providing superior quality and, at the same time, continuing to support existing applications. MPEG4, on the other hand, allows you to transmit a larger amount of data over the same amount of bandwidth while providing smooth and seamless viewing.
Bi-Directional Audio Support
Attaching a microphone and loudspeakers to the NFC30 Network Camera will allow you to listen and talk using the two-way audio support. On top of that, the camera is equipped with an internal microphone. This is ideal for most security and surveillance applications.
Utilize the free DYNDNS service (like DYNDNS.org) in order to connect to your camera, even if you do not have a static IP address assigned by your ISP (Internet service provider). This feature lets you easily set up a URL that can be used to access the camera through the Internet using any Web browser.
Unique Windows Live Messenger Support
Set up a free MSN / Hotmail account for the network camera and connect to it via Windows Live Messenger as if it were a regular contact in your buddy list. Remote access cannot be any easier.
Power over Ethernet
The NFC30 Network Camera supports the 802.3af standard, allowing it to be installed in locations where an AC power source is not readily available. Simply plug the camera into a PoE-compliant switch and begin transmitting power as well as data over the Cat5e or Cat6 network cabling.
