GOST WATCH HD H2O GOST Watch HD H20 is a revolutionary new water resistant video surveillance system, designed for vessels with no dry area on which to mount traditional equipment. Remotely login to view live streaming video off your vessel, or view recorded footage of your fishing trip through the locally or remotely accessible IVR. The 4TB IVR included with the system is designed to record up to 8 cameras for up to 90 days (24/7/90). Housed in a compact, ruggedized IP67 rated water resistant enclosure, the unit is perfect for high-end center consoles, go-fast boats, or any asset you wish to monitor that gets wet everywhere! The unit can be installed quickly and easily, and includes a GOST 4G LTE communicator, LTE and M2M high-speed data communicator with built-in Wi-Fi and five port switch. Also includes antenna and power cables, 1 four channel GWHD gateway (with the option to add a second one for a total of 8 cameras), 4 25ft plug-and-play siamese cables, and a simple push button to power the system on or off. The system can be connectÂŹed to any existing standard analog camera with a BNC connector or to a variety of cameras available for additional purchase from GOST, including the elegant stainless steel camera, machined from a solid piece of sleek stainless steel. The entire surveillance system can be accessed through our existing and upcomÂŹing apps for either iPhone or Android, for quick and easy viewing of all cameras and recordings on the go. With the GOST Watch HD System, remote monitoring of all activities in and around your vessel can be done from anywhere in the world over the Internet. Watch live video of surrounding boats and vessels, or monitor activities onboard via the GOST Watch HD website or smartphone apps. Cameras can be set to record clips to the website based on motion detection and sent via email to a computer or mobile phone. Cameras sold separately, to allow for maximum customization based on specific customer needs. System will work with any standard analog NTSC or PAL Cameras, simply by connecting the BNC connector from the cameras into the GOST Watch HD Analog to Digital Gateways so it can be easily tied into existing cameras onboard the vessel. The video signal has a hard pass through so it does not degrade the video in any way when connecting the cameras up to a chartplotter of matrix switcher. The Gateways pull the Analog signal and convert it over to a MJPEG4 format and apply a special compression to minimize data usage as well as to allow for the signal to tunnel under any firewalls without special configuration needed. System expandable and can house an additional 4 channel GWHD-A/D-Gateway for a total of 8 Cameras. Record up to 90 days of continuous video playback from up to 8 cameras and control online. Simple web interface to select date and time to watch on website from anywhere in the world. GOST Watch HD H2O can be used as a stand alone surveillance system or as part of a larger GOST System, like the GOST NT-Evolution 2.0, to give you a fully water resistant 12VDC
powered plug and play system. A variety of cameras are available for purchase from GOST & it is also possible to completely control FLIR cameras running their Nexus protocol via the GOST Watch HD website. The system is also compatible with the KVH Vip Series of mini-Vsat Systems as GOST & KVH have collaborated to minimize the amount of data necessary and compress it to less then 1MB per min when streaming the video, as well as put together a special file (available for download on GOST’s support site) that sets up least cost routing, meaning it will try to use cellular data whenever possible, but seamlessly switch over to Vsat when out of cellular range. *The IVR utilizes an advanced H.264 / MJPEG dual codec decoding compression wherein the more activity you have in front of the camera being recorded, the more storage space it utilizes. When landscapes in view of the camera have little activity, the IVR may have storage capacity for more than 90 days respectively. Recording time may be diminished in very high activity applications.
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