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Beyond Extreme
Every day, Extreme CCTV employees design, manufacture, assemble and deliver the world’s most effective surveillance imaging products. Every day, Extreme products are being installed at many of the world’s critical locations, at world wonders, the Eiffel Tower and the Great Pyramids, at transportation hubs on land and on the seas, at power substations and water treatment facilities, at embassies and consulate buildings, and at the homes of the heads of state of several countries.
Our products are proven for high performance optics, reliable durability and a quality that is backed by a company that is known for its integrity.
And whenever we learn that another Extreme product has provided the irrefutable evidence that has led to a conviction, we are reminded of the importance of our work, and that every day, we must “walk the talk” as we put “extreme” into every product.
Notables and Quotables:
- The 2005 McDermott murder case in Philadelphia made local and national news because of video surveillance that was used in the police investigation. To quote District Attorney Lynn Abraham, “…co-operation of the public, great surveillance cameras, great detective work. That's what made it happen." Recently, ABC News broadcast a news article on how cameras solved this case that put away serial murderer Juan Covington. See the story here.
- The 2005 terrorist attack in London, known popularly as the 7-7 Terror Bombings, demonstrated to the world how amazingly effective video surveillance can be in investigative police work. Within hours of the terror attacks, the police were able to analyze the activity in the areas before, during and after the bombings took place and pinpoint the origins of the attackers. Forward Vision “Mickey” cameras were among the key cameras that captured the terrorist on video.
- On Extreme CCTV cameras installed in New Orleans: Every Extreme camera survived the devastation of Katrina and operate to this day” - Jeff Okun, Nuko Security, New Orleans.
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