Johnson Controls introduces next generation of Illustra Flex 3MP IP cameras

US-based Johnson Controls’ latest Illustra Flex 3MP mini-dome, bullet and box cameras have P-iris lenses and TrickleStor technology and are said to provide optimal image quality and reliability coupled with Illustra IntelliZip compression technology. The embedded Illustra IntelliZip technology monitors and adjusts system streaming parameters, matching the camera’s field of view activity and automatically adjusting video quality when motion is detected to ensure detail quality is maintained. TrickleStor all
November 28, 2017 Read time: 1 min

US-based 764 Johnson Controls’ latest Illustra Flex 3MP mini-dome, bullet and box cameras have P-iris lenses and TrickleStor technology and are said to provide optimal image quality and reliability coupled with Illustra IntelliZip compression technology.

The embedded Illustra IntelliZip technology monitors and adjusts system streaming parameters, matching the camera’s field of view activity and automatically adjusting video quality when motion is detected to ensure detail quality is maintained.

TrickleStor allows the cameras to record video at the edge of the network, even if an outage takes place, while the wide dynamic range (WDR) function enables the capture of detail in scenes with high-contrasting lighting.

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