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Monitor Wall license for four displays
Expand situational awareness in your surveillance center with the Monitor Wall license. It enables operators to view multiple live cameras across up to four independently configurable displays, seamlessly integrating with BVMS and ONVIF video sources.
Commercial Type No: MVS-MW-4D
View multiple live cameras on large screens in your surveillance center
Multi-channel decoder with up to four screens
Screen layout independently configurable per display
Compatible with BVMS
Compatible with IP cameras and encoders, as well as ONVIF and RTSP video sources
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Monitor Wall license for four displays
It enables security teams to view multiple live cameras simultaneously on large screens. By transforming complex video data into a clear, continuous visual overview, operators can monitor critical environments in real time and respond to incidents with confidence.
Yes. The screen layout is independently configurable per display. This flexibility allows operators to tailor their visual workspace, prioritizing high-risk areas, specific intelligent video analytics alerts, or critical camera feeds to match their immediate operational requirements.
The license supports a multi-channel decoder configuration for up to four screens. This provides the necessary capacity to distribute high-quality video feeds across multiple monitors, ensuring continuous visibility and removing blind spots in busy security environments.
The license is fully compatible with BVMS, ensuring seamless integration into your existing video management infrastructure. This unified approach simplifies deployment and allows operators to manage video feeds and real-time insights without navigating fragmented systems.
Yes. The system is designed for broad interoperability, making it fully compatible with IP cameras and encoders, as well as ONVIF and RTSP video sources. This ensures organizations can maximize their existing hardware investments while seamlessly expanding their monitoring capabilities.