The intelligent transport system

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May 2006 Infrastructure

Elvey Security Technologies is aware that today's security environment requires functionality, quality and flexibility. So Elvey is pleased to introduce the Phoenix transport system from GE - a compact, cost effective solution that meets these needs. And Phoenix has a flexible design so you can specify your needs to get the right combination for you.

Phoenix uses proven GE fibre standards that provide high-quality, flexible transmission, including multistandard digital video (MSDV), high-quality audio (HQA) and multiprotocol data (MPD).

MSDV lets you transport realtime, full-frame, digital video in either NTSC/EIA or PAL/CCIR formats. Because Phoenix does not use video compression, you will not miss anything your camera records.

Only Phoenix features multiple topography deployment (MTD) so you can specify drop/repeat/insert, point-to-point, linear, split linear, star or self-healing ring configurations - or any combination.

With Phoenix, you can transport up to 16 duplex data channels. And Phoenix features GE's exclusive MPD standard, allowing the input of one data format and the output of another.

Visit the Elvey stand at Securex 2006, stand numbers: B3-12 in Hall 1, for an assessment of your optical fibre needs.

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