RonaldR
03-11-2008, 12:04 PM
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Dallmeier has launched the UK’s first range of DesignCams: CCTV cameras that can be fitted in a wide variety of uniquely patterned housings. Dallmeier’s step is in response to architects and specifiers seeking an aesthetic as well as technically flawless security solution.
“There was a time when fridges were always white and TVs always black, but that is no longer the case. So why should a CCTV camera always be grey?“ argues Dallmeier’s Managing Director, James Walker.
50 immediately available designs are currently offered by Dallmeier although any customer may request the customisation of their camera housing to a specific design. So whether you need to complement the stuccoed ceiling of a heritage site or match the burl wood interior of a casino, Dallmeier has a solution to suit.
“Many designers want security cameras to integrate smoothly into their overall design concept“, continues James Walker. “If you have invested large sums of money on an architecturally stunning building, it is natural that you want every element of the construction to mould perfectly together. Security cameras should complement their environment, not stand out like an afterthought.“
“One clear advantage,“ explains James Walker, “is that our DesignCams reduce the perception amongst visitors and users of a facility that surveillance is taking place. This makes for a more relaxed and positive feel to a building without compromising security.“
DesignCams are available for any of Dallmeier’s range of Cam_inPIX cameras and domes.
The Original Article can be found here: Dallmeier launches designer CCTV cameras (http://www.securitypark.co.uk/security_article260533.html)
Dallmeier’s site can be found here: www.dallmeier-electronic.com (http://www.dallmeier-electronic.com/en.html)
Also below, I have included a Product Guide and A Magazine article.
Dallmeier has launched the UK’s first range of DesignCams: CCTV cameras that can be fitted in a wide variety of uniquely patterned housings. Dallmeier’s step is in response to architects and specifiers seeking an aesthetic as well as technically flawless security solution.
“There was a time when fridges were always white and TVs always black, but that is no longer the case. So why should a CCTV camera always be grey?“ argues Dallmeier’s Managing Director, James Walker.
50 immediately available designs are currently offered by Dallmeier although any customer may request the customisation of their camera housing to a specific design. So whether you need to complement the stuccoed ceiling of a heritage site or match the burl wood interior of a casino, Dallmeier has a solution to suit.
“Many designers want security cameras to integrate smoothly into their overall design concept“, continues James Walker. “If you have invested large sums of money on an architecturally stunning building, it is natural that you want every element of the construction to mould perfectly together. Security cameras should complement their environment, not stand out like an afterthought.“
“One clear advantage,“ explains James Walker, “is that our DesignCams reduce the perception amongst visitors and users of a facility that surveillance is taking place. This makes for a more relaxed and positive feel to a building without compromising security.“
DesignCams are available for any of Dallmeier’s range of Cam_inPIX cameras and domes.
The Original Article can be found here: Dallmeier launches designer CCTV cameras (http://www.securitypark.co.uk/security_article260533.html)
Dallmeier’s site can be found here: www.dallmeier-electronic.com (http://www.dallmeier-electronic.com/en.html)
Also below, I have included a Product Guide and A Magazine article.