March Networks intelligent video surveillance.
March Networks is a leading provider of intelligent, IP-based video surveillance solutions. With over 20 years of experience, the brand helps organisations improve security and gain valuable insights through advanced video technology. As a UK supply partner, CIE provides access to the full March Networks range, backed by support from our in-house security and AV specialists.
Smarter video surveillance.
Banking and financial services
Transport and logistics
Commercial buildings and campuses
The complete March Networks range.
CIE supplies a full portfolio of March Networks video surveillance solutions, helping you scale from single sites to large, multi-location deployments.
IP video surveillance
Capture clear, reliable video footage and access it remotely through centralised management platforms.
Capture clear, reliable video footage and access it remotely through centralised management platforms.
Support for March Networks projects: before, during and after installation.
Planning a project using March Networks? From product recommendations to system design and product demos, we offer a range of services to make specifying for your project as easy as possible.
Our AV specialists can support you with:
System design and architecture
Product specification and compatibility advice
Wiring diagrams and infrastructure planning
Rack design and build
System configuration and commissioning
In-person product and installation training
Free online training and regular webinars
Onsite and remote technical support
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CIE’s HowToAV.tv takes a look at Sound Masking and Music Masking for an improved working environment
What is HDBaseT 5Play?
Cabling for AV systems has grown confusing over the years, as different wires are needed for power, picture signals and internet connectivity. However, the latest AV standard has been designed to include all of these in one simple cable, allowing manufacturers to produce devices which are simpler in both function and design.
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CIE’s HowToAV talks to cable expert James Chen from Kordz to discuss how HDMI cable performance standards should be considered for a professional AV system.
What is Wireless Inductive Charging?
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What is RS-232 Control Protocol?
As integration of audio visual equipment and automation systems continually develops – both in commercial and residential systems – you’ll notice ‘RS-232 connectivity’ appearing on an increasing number of device specifications.
What is Near Field Communication?
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What is a Gooseneck Microphone?
The HowToAV.tv team talks to Tom Colman of Shure UK to explain the different types of gooseneck microphones available for the AV / audio market.
What is a Dante Audio Network?
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