AUSTIN, Texas. September 5, 2014 – Eagle Eye Networks, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of their expanded Eagle Eye Analog/IP Combo Bridge product line, which now supports from 4 to 16 analog cameras, and up to 32 digital IP cameras. The on-premise bridge appliances are used by the Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera Video Management System to connect cameras to the Eagle Eye cloud data center.
Bridge Model #
Eagle Eye Bridge 210
Eagle Eye Bridge 310
Eagle Eye Bridge 410
Analog Cameras
4
8
16
Digital IP cameras
8
16
32
Eagle Eye Analog/IP Combo Bridges Lets You Retain Analog Camera Investment
Many companies have made a substantial investment in purchasing and installing analog security cameras. With an Eagle Eye Combo Bridge, companies can utilize their analog camera investment as they upgrade from a traditional DVR to the cloud-managed Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS. They will immediately get easier and more secure access to their video via web browser and mobile applications.
The Eagle Eye Combo also gives companies the flexibility to add IP cameras, either immediately, or as their business needs change, rather than having to make a wholesale decision.
“Eagle Eye Combo Bridges allow most businesses to leverage their existing camera systems, including both analog and IP cameras, to immediately start recording in the cloud,” said Dean Drako, President and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks. “Companies can then take full advantage of a cloud-based video surveillance system, including offloading network security and system maintenance to a dedicated team of experts.”
About Eagle Eye Bridges
Eagle Eye Bridges connect digital and analog cameras to Eagle Eye’s cloud data center, as part of the cloud-managed Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS. Bridge models are available in a large range of sizes, supporting analog and IP cameras. Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS provides for the management, recording, and viewing of the cameras, via both mobile and web browser interfaces.
The bridges receive and analyze the video streams from the cameras, provide on-premise buffering for bandwidth management, detect any camera issues and automatically transmit camera and system status information to the cloud data center. The bridges provide a high level of security by encrypting all the traffic to the cloud.
