Eliminating danger by increasing the viewable area is the aim of 360-degree surveillance manufacturers, though there are different approaches to creating that all-encompassing view.

Sentry 360's FullSight IP series of cameras are matched up against major competetion in December's issue of Security Directors News. See how we stack up against the competition...

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Security Directors News, by Angelique Carson
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Thomas Carnevale, President of Sentry 360 Security discusses the InSight Mini Vandal Dome with Security Products Magazine. 

"There are breakthroughs in the camera business almost daily. We were impressed, however, with the announcement from Sentry 360 Security’s high-resolution mini-vandalresistant dome camera. Why? The product offers on-board local recording." - Security Products Magazine

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Security Products Magazine, by Ralph C. Jensen
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Although standard image CCTV cameras – both IP and analog – are commonly used in all types of video surveillance applications, two issues are constant concerns. Unless a large quantity of individual cameras are deployed with overlapping fields of view, “blind” spots occur when no camera has an image in the target area. The second problem is that box- and dome-style camera housings are readily apparent to anyone who looks for them, and crimes are often committed within the areas that aren’t covered by a camera.

A new breed of camera is now available that can address these two primary issues, and offer great options for the viewing and recording of surveillance images: The 360-degree camera has arrived. With up to five separate images, four of them full pan, tilt and zoom, these devices can be five surveillance cameras in one.

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SDM Magazine, by David J Engebretson
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