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Banking & ATM surveillance with CCTV

Using conventional CCTV or alarm system to monitor a number of buildings brings a lot of limitations. Users can find the conventional CCTV system is no longer suitable to most recent companies, which are being operated in a more diversified management mode.

A well-known bank group in China decided to manage and monitor its widespread branch offices and ATM machines by using technology-edged TeleEye remote CCTV video monitoring system with the following considerations:

24-hour continuous monitoring of unarmed ATM machines
Self diagnosis and recovery regardless of failure in electricity supply or system
Real-time and simultaneous multi-site monitoring of 50 branch offices and ATM machines
Long-period video recording
Concurrent connection for performing monitoring task
Alarm system connection: provide visual alarm verification upon alarm occurrence and reduce false alarm
Compatible with its existing telemetry systems and leased line network

The bank group has installed more than 60 sets of TeleEye Video Recording Server in the first installation phase. TeleEye remote CCTV systems can satisfy all aspects of needs by not only link each branch to its centralized management network, but also provide advanced managerial functions such as:

Flexible connections - LAN, Internet and mobile network…

Multi-site monitoring and management

Triplex operation - simultaneous video monitoring, recording and playback

In addition, the TeleEye remote CCTV system is user-friendly and can be installed easily. By simply connecting the TeleEye remote CCTV system with existing cameras and alarm system via leased line connection, your corporate computer network can be turned into a company-wide video monitoring system, which saves the cost of setting up a separate CCTV network.