NAPCO Launches Free Downloadable iSee Video Pan and Tilt Blackberry Applications

NAPCO Security Technologies Inc. launches a new application for Blackberry users who want to stay connected to their homes and/or businesses while on the go. Available with our iSee Video Pan & Tilt Kits, this free downloadable Blackberry application enables users to control more of what they see. For the first time ever, client's can access live streaming or archived video with time-/date-stamp on their Blackberry phones with full-screen pan and tilt control. With a simple keystroke, accounts can see more of what's happening at home or in their workplace. The new application provides end users with high res, full-motion video and triggered email video alerts that are directly sent to their mobile device. A fast refresh rate of live streaming video and advancements in pixel based detection allow notifications to be sent directly to the customer's handheld device in no time.

Alarm installers, integrators and dealers who sell our iSee Video Pan & Tilt kits are earning quick RMR and boosting their bottom line with three turnkey kits which include 12 months of secure iSee Video network service. Now with our free Blackberry application, dealers can seal their sales deals by simply showing live full screen pan & tilt video footage on their personal Blackberry to new and existing accounts. With coax-free installations in as little as 15 minutes, secure password protection and 50MB of scalable storage space per camera, Napco's iSee Video Pan & Tilt surveillance kits are sure to fit your accounts’ lifestyles.

iSee Video Pan & Tilt surveillance kits support all computer operating systems and requires no software to load on consumers’ PCs and no data-port forwarding, making it a true plug and play solution. Business owners and managers can utilize our new iSee Video Pan & Tilt Blackberry application to see panoramic views of their operations while they’re away on business or vacation. For concerned parents, our new application allows them to monitor their children and to be notified via their Blackberry when their young family members come home from school, as well as any time an alarm goes off in their house.