March Networks and Parabit in Partnership

The partnership between March Networks and Parabit is built on a shared understanding that where a camera is placed matters as much as the technology behind it. In complex environments, ceiling mounted views alone are rarely enough. The most valuable insights come from angles that align with how people move, pause, and interact within a space.

Parabit camera housings are designed to integrate seamlessly with March specialty cameras, including the SE2, VA4 and the EL5 Camera models 42806-101, 42804-101, 42807-101, and 42805-101. Rather than disrupting existing infrastructure, these housings enhance it. Cameras are positioned intentionally to capture facial images, license plates, and targeted fields of view that support investigations, analytics, and documentation.

This approach extends across a wide range of environments. Doorway and door jamb housings introduce low horizontal views at entry points. Height strip housings add facial and height capture at entrances and exits. Counter and turnstile housings bring discreet coverage to transaction areas. FDIC and NCUA notice housings conceal cameras within required regulatory signage. ATM, ITM, and kiosk brackets support fraud detection inside self service terminals. Ceiling and elevator housings provide unobtrusive coverage in enclosed spaces. Drive up housings capture driver facial images, biometrics, and license plates. Retail shelf housings support close range facial capture and merchandising analytics. Baggage carousel housings extend surveillance into airport claim areas where visibility is often limited.

Across every category, the design philosophy remains consistent. Lightweight yet durable materials. Clean aesthetics that blend into the environment. Camera placement that balances deterrence with discretion. Together, Parabit housings and March specialty cameras form a physical layer that strengthens surveillance without drawing attention to itself.

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