CCTV
CCTV networks and video surveillance
Tensor has extensive experience in installing CCTV surveillance and commissioning comprehensive video management solutions for large multi-site facilities.
We can integrate CCTV surveillance into other security systems, including automatic number plate recognition (ANPR), access control, facial recognition and more, in order to enhance and improve the security and efficiency at your site.
Useful for health and safety as well as security, we provide a total security management solution that is fully scalable, and delivered to the highest reliability and performance.
Wavestore CCTV integration with Tensor.NET
Wavestore is an open-platform and highly secure Linux-based CCTV Video Management Software (VMS). Wavestore has a live event stream that allows administrative users a viewing panel of activity that may occur with the application.
Tensor.NET will pass access control events that occur at any of the doors, via its metadata protocol to Wavestore. Through this protocol, these events can be viewed in the live stream and browsed by users - who can easily playback certain types of events, for example, when a door has been forced open, propped open or simply someone trying to gain access through a door they shouldn't be.
In addition, Tensor.NET has also been enhanced to support Wavestore. The CCTV module provides special viewing facilities to enable historical or live video data to be browsed. CCTV cameras can be allocated to specific locations covering door entry points, allowing video footage associated with any access control event to be viewed.
CCTV modules
The CCTV module adds these additional functions to your Tensor.NET application. Once the module is installed you can:
- Create CCTV locations and assign them to various access control devices such as card scanners and door release combinations and push-buttons
- Establish links to Wavestore CCTV networked DVR and associate their cameras to locations
- View live or historical footage for any location
- View footage associated with access or device events reported on user-designed enquiries
