Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
When an alarm happens on a video surveillance system the location and time of the alarm can vary. It can be close to the camera or distant from the camera. It can be completely dark or the scene can have bright areas and dark areas. The subject can be reflective or not reflective. The solution to this problem is Network Lighting: Being IP addressable, it is the key to providing us with exactly the right amount of lighting when and where we need it.
Whether operating your network lighting via its integrated web interface, or through integration with your VMS/BMS or other bespoke platform, you have the ability to take control over your lighting at any time to respond to live events when and where they happen.
When an alarm happens on a video surveillance system the location and time of the alarm can vary. It can be close to the camera or distant from the camera. It can be completely dark or the scene can have bright areas and dark areas. The subject can be reflective or not reflective. The solution to this problem is Network Lighting: Being IP addressable, it is the key to providing us with exactly the right amount of lighting when and where we need it.
Whether operating your network lighting via its integrated web interface, or through integration with your VMS/BMS or other bespoke platform, you have the ability to take control over your lighting at any time to respond to live events when and where they happen.
