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A CCTV camera housing made by Pelco.

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Pelco Incorporated is an American security and surveillance technologies company. Founded in 1957 and headquartered in Fresno, California,[5] Pelco is a wholly owned subsidiary of Motorola Solutions. The company's products include security cameras, video analytics software, smart sensors and a former video management system. Pelco is used in critical infrastructure, utilities, oil and gas facilities, and ports.[6]

History

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Pelco Sales was founded in 1957 in Hawthorne, California by E.L. Heinrich. Heinrich created Pelco Sales as a side project to his already successful mechanical aviation business. Pelco Sales' first product line consisted of pan-tilt devices and joysticks designed to remotely control the position of television cameras.[7] The demand for Pelco Sales' products grew rapidly, resulting in Heinrich's decision to abandon aviation and focus on camera technologies.

The company was moved to Gardena, California, and later to Fresno, California, to provide adequate workspace for product production. In June 1987, Rod Heinrich sold Pelco Sales to local investor David McDonald shortly after approving plans for an 80,000 square foot facility in Clovis, California.[citation needed] McDonald truncated the name to Pelco, in an event commonly referred to as the beginning of the "new" Pelco.[citation needed] The company continued to expand, reaching distribution in more than 130 countries.[citation needed] In 2000 the Small Business Administration awarded the company its Small Business of the Year award.[8]

After the events of 9/11, the company financed the construction of the California 9/11 Memorial at their corporate headquarters.[9][8] The memorial opened on December 8, 2001, less than three months after the attacks and includes objects recovered from ground zero, educational exhibits, and memorials with the names of the victims.[10] In 2019, the memorial expanded with replicas of the pentagon and world trade centers.[11]

In 2007, French electrical equipment manufacturer Schneider Electric purchased Pelco for US$1.22 billion in an effort to enhance its building automation business.[12] Schneider Electric's ownership of Pelco ended in 2019 when Pelco was acquired by Transom Capital Group, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm.[13][14] In August 2020, Motorola Solutions announced that it had acquired Pelco for $110 million in cash, which has further integrated its security products into a larger public safety and enterprise security portfolio.[15][16][17] Today, Pelco's devices and hardware are most notably deployed to help protect Buckingham Palace, Sydney Opera House, and the Statue of Liberty.[18][19] Pelco claims more than 1 million installations worldwide.[20]

In 2023, Motorola Solutions announced that Pelco’s portfolio had been expanded through the integration of technologies from several acquisitions, including Videotec, IPVideo, and Silent Sentinel.[21]

VideoXpert Professional entered a phase-out on June 28, 2024.[22] Motorola Solutions and its subsidiary Avigilon provided migration options to Avigilon Unity Video for on-premise deployments.[23] Following these changes, Pelco's role was defined primarily around video security cameras and devices, while Avigilon Unity and Alta were positioned as the company's main VMS platforms.

Acquisitions

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Since becoming part of Motorola Solutions, Pelco has expanded its portfolio through several acquisitions:

  • Videotec (2022) – An Italian manufacturer of ruggedized cameras and housings designed for harsh environments.[24]
  • Calipsa (2022) – A UK-based video analytics startup specializing in cloud-based false alarm reduction, which became part of Pelco's cloud video services.[25]
  • IPVideo (2023) – A U.S. provider of sensor technologies, such as vape detection and environmental monitoring.[26]
  • Silent Sentinel (2024) – A UK manufacturer of long-range and thermal imaging cameras, adding specialized perimeter and defense technologies to Pelco's portfolio.[27]

Rebrand

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In 2025, Pelco underwent a corporate rebrand to align its identity with Motorola Solutions’s broader video security portfolio. The rebrand included an updated logo and a refreshed product lineup intended to serve industries, such as oil and gas, utilities, ports, and other critical infrastructure. Pelco also emphasized an open-platform approach, highlighting interoperability with other security systems.[28]

Technologies

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Pelco develops video security and surveillance products and is known for its pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras and specialty imaging systems.[29][30][31][32] The company's technologies include PTZ innovations, AI-assisted event detection, edge-based video analytics, and cloud video integrations.[33][34][35][36] As of 2025, more than 250 patents were assigned to Pelco.[37][38]

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Pelco Incorporated is an American multinational corporation specializing in video and , founded in 1957 and headquartered in . As a subsidiary of since 2020, Pelco designs, manufactures, and distributes a comprehensive portfolio of open-platform products, including intelligent IP cameras, AI-powered sensors, video management systems (VMS), and specialty devices. These solutions prioritize conformance for seamless integration with third-party systems, robust cybersecurity compliance, and advanced analytics for real-time threat detection and operational efficiency. Pelco's technologies serve a wide array of sectors, including retail, transportation, , gaming, and public safety, with deployments worldwide that leverage AI-driven insights and connected ecosystems to enhance and . Over its more than 65-year history, the company has established itself as a trusted innovator in the security industry, evolving from early systems to modern, scalable video solutions that support proactive monitoring and data-driven decision-making.

History

Founding and Early Years

Pelco Sales was founded in 1957 by E.L. Heinrich in , initially operating as a distributor of and components rather than a manufacturer. The company began as a sideline to Heinrich's existing mechanical business, focusing on sourcing and selling parts for emerging (CCTV) applications in commercial and institutional settings. During the 1960s and 1970s, Pelco expanded its product offerings with early developments in CCTV systems and basic camera mounts, including pan-and-tilt devices and joysticks designed to remotely control television cameras. These components addressed the growing demand for reliable surveillance in retail, industrial, and public facilities. By the early 1970s, Pelco introduced its first commercial pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) mechanisms, enabling more precise and versatile remote-controlled surveillance and signaling a shift from distribution to innovation in security technology. With its original headquarters in Hawthorne and a small team of under 50 employees, the company secured its first major sales to U.S. government installations, establishing credibility in high-stakes environments. The 1980s marked significant growth for Pelco, driven by key inventions that advanced the industry. In 1983, the company invented the dome camera, a breakthrough that revolutionized discreet by enclosing cameras in vandal-resistant, low-profile domes for unobtrusive monitoring. This innovation, combined with ongoing refinements to PTZ systems, positioned Pelco as a leader in durable, user-friendly equipment through the mid-1980s.

Expansion and Ownership Changes

In 1987, Pelco was sold to local investor David McDonald and a group of investors, who relocated the company's headquarters to an 80,000-square-foot facility in , near Fresno, to support manufacturing expansion and leverage the region's engineering talent pool. This move facilitated the addition of assembly lines and operational scaling during the , as the company outgrew its prior spaces and invested in production infrastructure to meet rising demand for security products. Under leadership, Pelco experienced significant growth, expanding its workforce from a modest base to approximately 2,200 employees by 2007, when the company was acquired by for an enterprise value of $1.22 billion. This acquisition integrated Pelco into Schneider's global industrial automation portfolio, enhancing its international distribution networks and enabling broader in building security systems across and . Schneider Electric's ownership concluded in 2019, when it sold Pelco to , a Los Angeles-based , as part of a strategic portfolio restructuring to refocus on core operations. Transom emphasized operational efficiencies, streamlining processes and reducing the to around 400 by optimizing supply chains and facility utilization at the Fresno-area campus. In August 2020, Motorola Solutions acquired Pelco from Transom for $110 million in cash, aligning the video surveillance expertise with 's mission-critical communications technologies and providing expanded R&D resources for integrated security solutions. Under , Pelco pursued strategic acquisitions to bolster its capabilities, including Videotec in 2022 for specialized thermal imaging and rugged cameras, Calipsa in 2022 for cloud-native AI video analytics, IPVideo in 2023 for advanced video management and sensor integration, and Silent Sentinel in 2024 for long-range, environmental-hardened camera systems. In March 2025, announced a new Pelco product portfolio featuring a streamlined lineup designed to emphasize open-platform compatibility and seamless integration within Motorola's ecosystem. This refresh supported global scaling by unifying acquired technologies into a cohesive portfolio focused on AI-enhanced for .

Products

Hardware Solutions

Pelco's hardware solutions encompass a diverse portfolio of devices tailored for in varied environments, including urban, industrial, and perimeter settings. These products emphasize durability, high-resolution imaging, and integration capabilities to support comprehensive video systems. The core hardware lineup features pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras, such as the Sarix series, which deliver up to and optical zoom capabilities ranging from 30x to 40x for detailed remote monitoring. Fixed dome and bullet cameras from the Sarix Value and series provide versatile indoor and outdoor coverage, with models like the Sarix Bullet offering weather-resistant housings and integrated (IR) illumination for low-light performance up to 30 meters. Thermal imaging units, including the Sarix TI 2 series and Esprit Compact Bispectral PTZ, utilize long-wave (LWIR) technology to detect signatures in complete , , or , enhancing detection beyond visible spectrum limitations. Smart sensors complement the camera ecosystem with radar-based detectors for perimeter security, such as integrations with NavTech AdvanceGuard systems that track intruders up to 1 km in all weather conditions, and environmental monitors like the HALO Smart Sensor Suite, which identifies air quality issues, aggression, or gunshots in real-time without relying on video feeds. These sensors operate autonomously or in tandem with cameras to provide layered detection for . Enclosures and mounts ensure hardware resilience, with vandal-resistant options like the EH16 series featuring IK10 impact ratings, IP66 weatherproofing, and NEMA Type 4X certification for operation in temperatures from -30°C to 60°C. Pole and wall mounts, including feedthrough designs, support installations in extreme conditions, while accessories like LED illuminators extend visibility in low-light scenarios. The Esprit series PTZ cameras, for instance, are deployed in high-altitude and harsh environments such as and ports due to their pressurized, corrosion-resistant builds. Pelco's hardware has evolved from analog systems pioneered in the 1970s to IP-based models post-2000, enabling network connectivity and scalability. All modern Pelco cameras comply with Profile S and T standards, facilitating with third-party video management systems. As of 2025, the lineup includes over 100 hardware models, reflecting ongoing innovation in resolution, analytics integration at the edge, and environmental adaptability.

Software and Systems

Pelco's primary software offering is the VideoXpert platform, a scalable video management system (VMS) designed for enterprise-level surveillance applications. VideoXpert Enterprise supports deployments from 100 to 25,000 cameras across modular architectures, enabling real-time video streaming via protocols such as MJPEG and H.264, and facilitating multi-site management by aggregating multiple VMS networks into a unified interface. The system includes components like Core servers for management, Media Gateways for video handling, VxOpsCenter for operator interfaces supporting up to six monitors with 16 streams each, and VxPortal for web-based access, ensuring fault-tolerant operation with redundancy features. The VideoXpert Professional edition, targeted at small to mid-sized sites, provides a more streamlined VMS in a single-server configuration, supporting up to 450 Mbps throughput and layouts for monitoring multiple camera feeds. However, this edition entered a limited software-sustaining phase in June 2024, with end-of-sale announced in March 2024 and support extending only until March 2026, prompting migrations to Enterprise or cloud-based alternatives. Pelco's legacy Endura system, an earlier IP video management platform known for its robustness in mission-critical environments, has been phased out, with sales discontinued prior to 2023 and transitions recommended to VideoXpert or hybrid cloud models like Pelco Elevate for enhanced and remote . Endura supported centralized control of video streams but lacked the modern distributed of VideoXpert, leading to its replacement in favor of systems offering greater integration with cloud services. For storage, Pelco provides network video recorders (NVRs) integrated with VideoXpert, featuring 5 or 6 configurations for and capacities scaling up to 288 TB per server, with system-wide options extending to petabyte levels through networked storage pools. VxStorage, a dedicated component, ensures high-availability recording and retrieval, optimized for long-term archiving while maintaining uptime via redundant drives. Integration capabilities include the VideoXpert SDK, which offers APIs for third-party VMS compatibility and custom development, alongside the Pelco Mobile app for and Android, enabling remote live and recorded video access from VideoXpert and legacy systems. These tools support Profile S compliance for broad device and SNMP/ for alarm integration. Key enhancements include support for H.265 compression via Pelco Smart Compression Technology, which reduces bandwidth and storage needs by up to 70% by dynamically adjusting frame rates in low-motion areas while preserving forensic details. In 2023, Motorola Solutions' acquisition of IPVideo integrated the HALO smart sensor into VideoXpert, improving multi-camera synchronization through real-time environmental data overlays for coordinated event detection.

Technologies

Core Innovations

Pelco developed the Pelco-D and Pelco-P protocols as proprietary standards for controlling pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) functions in CCTV systems, utilizing over interfaces. These protocols established industry norms for PTZ camera management, with Pelco-D supporting up to 256 device addresses and baud rates including 2400, 4800, and 9600, while Pelco-P is limited to 32 addresses but offers compatibility with legacy equipment. In the mid-1990s, Pelco pioneered IP-based video transmission, introducing one of the earliest systems for streaming high-quality footage over Ethernet networks, which transitioned from analog to digital infrastructure. This advancement enabled scalable, network-centric deployments, integrating video data with broader IP ecosystems for remote access and management. Pelco's camera innovations include auto-tracking capabilities in PTZ units, powered by AI to automatically follow moving objects across wide areas, and adaptive (IR) illumination in select models that dynamically adjusts output to provide clear imaging up to 80 meters in zero-light conditions. These features enhance operational efficiency in low-visibility environments, with adaptive IR minimizing overexposure while maximizing detail extraction. Pelco holds numerous patents in video surveillance, including those for modular camera designs that allow interchangeable modules for customized deployments and optimizations for (PoE) to simplify cabling and power delivery in networked systems. Additionally, Pelco contributed to standardizing dome camera optics, incorporating wide-angle lenses in series like Sarix to enable broad field-of-view coverage without distortion in PTZ applications.

Analytics and Integration

Pelco's Advanced Analytics Suite leverages embedded AI algorithms to perform and , identifying elements such as people, vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycles in both stationary and moving states, while generating anomaly alerts for behaviors like direction violations or tampering. These capabilities operate via directly on compatible Pelco cameras, enabling real-time processing and metadata streaming without reliance on centralized servers. The suite supports tracking of over 50 objects at 10 frames per second, with customizable rules and zones to enhance threat detection accuracy. Integration with ' ecosystem ensures seamless connectivity, including APIs and the (SDK) for linking video analytics to command centers and bidirectional radio systems, facilitating unified in public safety operations. Pelco products comply with Profiles S, G, T, and M, allowing with third-party video management systems like Genetec and for broader ecosystem compatibility. Post-2020, Pelco has emphasized cloud-based solutions, including the hybrid VideoXpert VMS for scalable and the Calipsa platform for AI-driven processing that supports real-time event filtering and forensic search capabilities, such as similarity-based object tracing across video feeds. Calipsa integration, enhanced following Motorola's acquisition, provides up to 95% false alarm reduction through AI verification of human activity, streamlining responses in sectors like corporate and . Recent enhancements include the incorporation of Silent Sentinel thermal imaging systems, introduced in 2024-2025 expansions, which add AI analytics for long-range detection in challenging environments like maritime and , combining and visible feeds for improved anomaly identification. Overall, Pelco's real-time analytics have demonstrated up to 90% false alarm reduction in deployments, prioritizing actionable intelligence over raw alerts.

Notable Applications

Key Deployments

Pelco security systems have been deployed at several iconic international sites, including in the . Similarly, the in utilizes Pelco systems. In the United States, Pelco security systems at the contribute to the protection of this national landmark. Prominent deployments in the gaming sector include Las Vegas casinos, where Pelco analytics enable comprehensive surveillance of gaming floors. Treasure Island Resort & Casino also upgraded its video surveillance system with Pelco technology in 2010, enhancing head-end control and operational efficiency for fraud detection and patron safety. T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas employs Pelco's end-to-end video solutions as part of a smart technology platform, providing real-time security for up to 20,000 guests during events. In , Pelco systems secure airports worldwide, such as , the second-busiest cargo hub globally, where video surveillance supports traffic monitoring and security applications to manage expansions and passenger safety. integrates Pelco cameras for comprehensive coverage of its 2,000-acre site, serving over 1.2 million passengers annually with non-stop domestic and international flights. For oil and gas operations, Pelco's ruggedized hardware, including Silent Sentinel Jaegar thermal cameras, protects a (FPSO) unit off the coast of , enabling long-range threat detection in harsh marine environments and integrating with for operational efficiency. Pelco's global footprint spans over 100 countries, with systems installed at thousands of sites worldwide. Following the 2020 integration with , enhancements like the 2024 addition of Silent Sentinel technologies have expanded deployments for border security in , utilizing long-range thermal imaging for perimeter protection and . These installations demonstrate Pelco's capability in large-scale operations, such as the Bridge-Tunnel, where Optera panoramic cameras provide high-resolution coverage for incident management and motorist safety across its 23-mile span.

Industry Impact

Pelco has significantly influenced industry standards in video surveillance through its development of widely adopted protocols and active participation in interoperability initiatives. The company's Pelco-D and Pelco-P protocols, established for PTZ camera control, have become standards in the sector, enabling compatibility across diverse hardware from multiple manufacturers and facilitating seamless integration in legacy and modern systems. Furthermore, Pelco holds technical and executive leadership roles within the consortium, contributing to the creation of open standards that promote global among IP-based security devices, thereby reducing and accelerating market adoption of standardized solutions. As a subsidiary of since its 2020 reacquisition, Pelco occupies a prominent position in the global video surveillance market, recognized as a leader in manufacturing advanced security solutions for . The integration into Motorola's ecosystem has driven substantial growth, with Pelco's camera lineup more than doubling post-acquisition and contributing to Motorola's overall revenue expansion of approximately 46% from 2020 to 2024, fueled by demand for AI-enhanced products and systems integration. Pelco's emphasis on partnerships enhances its market reach; for instance, integrations with Hikvision's hybrid DVRs and network cameras allow for broader compatibility, supporting deployments in diverse environments while maintaining open standards compliance. Pelco's sustainability efforts align with industry trends toward environmental responsibility, exemplified by its status as an partner through the "Go Green" initiative, which promotes energy-efficient product designs to minimize operational impacts. Looking ahead, Pelco is positioning itself at the forefront of , with a focus on AI-powered edge analytics, cloud integration, and 5G-enabled sensors to enable real-time processing and scalable security in high-stakes applications. This strategic direction supports projections for enhanced resilience in , where low-latency and advanced connectivity are expected to dominate future deployments.

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