Las Vegas, NV (April 2, 2008) – American Fibertek, Inc. (AFI), the security industry's leading independent supplier of fiber optic transmission systems for security applications, has unveiled several new point-to-point fiber transmission solutions here at ISC West 2008. The new products include a selection of video transceivers with features that include low cost multimode 8-bit digital video transmission, bi-directional communications and multi-channel capacity. The new products reaffirm American Fibertek's commitment to legacy systems and its core product technologies.
“Fiber transmission systems have proven to be a highly efficient means of transmitting video, audio and data on both analog and IP platforms†said Jack Fernandes , President and CEO of AFI. “American Fibertek will continue to develop and expand our core point-to-point fiber optics products while we actively pursue innovative ways to enhance transmission systems.â€
In support of its new direction and steadfast commitment to legacy systems and existing customers, American Fibertek is introducing the following at ISC West 2008:
M700 Series Low Cost Video Transmission Products with 8-bit digital video providing enhanced multimode performance in module or rack mount configurations and compatibility with AFI's SR20/2 racking systems.
713 & 715 Series Single Fiber Bi-directional Transceivers with 8-bit digital video and one or two channels of bi-directional multi-protocol data available in module or rack mount configurations.
740 (4 channel) and 780 (8 channel) Multi-Channel Systems featuring 8-bit digital video, for low cost multimode operation, module or rack mount configurations.
745 (4 channel) and 785 (8 channel) Series Single Fiber Bi-directional Transceivers with one or two channels of multi-protocol data, 8-bit digital video for low cost multimode operation, module or rack mount configurations, and compatibility with AFI's SR20/2 racking systems.
For more information call 877-234-7200, e-mail [email protected] , or visit www.americanfibertek.com .
