Lorex Technology is a leading world wide home and business security solutions developer.
History
The company has been around since ________.
Lorex:
is a publicly listed (TSX – LOX) company
has approximately 27 million shares and 3 million options outstanding
is headquartered in Markham, Ontario, with its U.S. headquarters in Baltimore, Maryland
pioneered the all-in-one integrated surveillance system with ease of installation
systems allow the user to record and playback events in high quality on a local monitor, or through easily-connected remote monitoring software
has added to its line-up the option for users to buy digital wireless accessory cameras which make set-up of the integrated all-in-one system even easier than before
Key Product Technology
Wired Surveillance
Wireless Surveillance
Internet Protocol Surveillance
Wired Surveillance
Integrated LCD DVRs
Integrated LCD DVR
Front view: Looks like a typical LCD monitor
Media type
LCD DVR
Developedby
Lorex Technology
Integrated LCD DVR
Rear view: DVR connectors are at the bottom, the HDD is at the top left.
Media type
LCD DVR
Developedby
Lorex Technology
Integrated LCD DVR
Side view: Even with all the DVR components inside the LCD monitor is still slim.
Media type
LCD DVR
Developedby
Lorex Technology
Also known as:
All-in-one LCD DVR System
Integrated LCD DVR System
All-in-one LCD observation system with built-in DVR
The DVR components are integrated inside the LCD monitor, and the systems include everything you need: [1]
Built in hard drive disk (HDD) or a removable HDD bay
USB input (mouse or backup)
PS2 input (mouse)
BNC video inputs
6 PIN DIN video inputs
Alarm block
Audio inputs
Component video and audio inputs YPbPr (available in multi-fucntion LCD DVRs - Entertianer mode)
VGA input (available in multi-fucntion LCD DVRs - PC monitor mode)
USB input (available in multi-function LCD DVRs - Picture Frame mode)
Spot-out
Monitor-out
Speakers
Audio out
Power input (DC 12V)
Relay / PTZ / RS-232
Ethernet
Remote control
Mouse
Cameras
Cables
Software
Depending on the specific unit it may not include some of the above features.
As it can be a terrible experience for users with no CCTV knowledge:
Selecting the correct features
Selecting the correct HDD
Selecting the cameras
and the list goes on
Built-in operating system (OS)
The OS was designed to function similar to Microsoft Windows XP as many people are already familiar with the basics:
Using a computer mouse
Clicking on options
Opening and closing windows
Icons
Toolbar
Slim, modern, space-saving design
Integrated LCD systems are also designed to match today’s fashion.
Store owners can also disguise [4] the system by displaying their choice of images off a USB stick, or run videos, movies with sound to display the system as a typical monitor.[5]
The LCD systems are also wall mountable to take up even less space.
Wireless Surveillance
Baby Monitors
Audio wireless systems, using DECT, are completely interference free and have a range up to 300 m.[6]
2.4 GHz or 900 MHz Video Wireless Systems:
Analog Wireless InterferenceAnalog Wireless Interference
Setting up IP Camera to be viewed remotely involves setting up a port forwarding, meaning logging in to the router and changing settings.If dynamic IP is being use, a DDNS registration is required.
In SMB or Enterprise installations static IP will be use for each IP and professional installer will configure the network parameters.But when it comes to the SOHO (Consumer Market), installation will be done by end user.
The user sometimes does not have same networking knowledge as professional integrator. This is where the new generation of Remote Easy Connect network cameras comes in to place.
Lorex is the first to introduce an IP Camera for the consumer market that required no networking knowledge in order to view the camera from a remote location (no port forwarding).[8]
By using the detection software provided, enabling an on line username and password, the camera will be auto registered under the customer secured web account. From this point users are able to logging to the camera viewing anywhere anytime there is an internet connection available or using their 3G iPhone™ [9]
DVRs
VESA Compatible DVRs
VESA Compatible DVR
The underside of a VESA compatible DVR
Media type
DVR
Developedby
Lorex Technology
VESA compatible DVR are designed small and light enough to mount to the back of an LCD monitor that has clear access to VESA mounting holes (100x100mm). This allows users to use their own personal monitor to save on cost and space.
