Case Study: Uniview protects Electronics Recycling Depot
Canada's largest e-waste recycling is using Uniview cameras in their facility. We made sure their needs were met, and the project was successful.
Canada's largest e-waste recycling is using Uniview cameras in their facility. We made sure their needs were met, and the project was successful.
As a distributor for Uniview, one of the questions we commonly hear is: Which security cameras are the most popular? And which ones have the best image quality? To answer that…
Lorex and Uniview are popular choices for security, but how does their image quality compare? We installed one camera from each brand to see the results.
Uniview cameras were chosen to protect St. Norbert's Roman Catholic church in North York, Ontario. The project was a definitive success!
Uniview's ColorHunter cameras can be configured to have either a flashing light, or a steady light depending on your situation and requirements. This light is triggered via the "Intrusion" or "Cross Line"…
We compared the image quality between an 8MP turret camera from Uniview and a similar camera from Dahua. Both cameras performed very well, with a slight edge going to Uniview for great colour reproduction and accuracy.
BDCOM manufactures a variety of network switches, wireless access points, PON (passive optical network) systems, and fiber optic modules. Their company headquarters is located in China, and they are a fully private company.
The Uniview 8MP ColorHunter is capable of recording sharp, clear images 24/7. We put this camera to the test by bringing it on a visit to Niagara Falls in order to determine how well it could handle the challenging environments.
We've compared a 4MP turret camera from Hikvision and one from Uniview in order to make it clear the differences in image quality between the two cameras.
This review takes a deep dive into Uniview's latest release; a 5MP HD Analog ColorHunter camera with a powerful white LED and built-in microphone. We took multiple snapshots from the camera to measure its image quality during different hours of the day.
When selecting a microSD card for your security camera, it's import to choose one with the right speed, capacity, and durability. Choosing the wrong memory card could lead to premature failure of the device
We put a Uniview 25x PTZ to the test to see exactly how far it is capable of seeing. Can it read license plates at 140m? How about faces? The results may surprise you.