Protecting St. Petersburg’s Ice Palace Arena

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Problem

The Ice Palace is a multipurpose sports and entertainment complex in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It has served as the home arena for SKA St. Petersburg and been primarily used for ice hockey games as well as other shows and exhibitions, holding up to 12,300 people. With increasing demand and more than 10,000 square meters of space and several floors, the Ice Palace needed a surveillance system to overcome the complicated issue of properly monitoring the facility.

Solution

The Ice Place decided to install the scalable exacqVision VMS. They selected exacqVision for its multifaceted integration with IP video camera manufacturers and various servers. IP cameras from Arecont Vision and Axis were integrated into the Ice Palace system. The cameras and exacqVision VMS software cover all areas of the stands, VIP boxes, entrances and exits, main foyer, cafes, player tunnels, press center, and locker rooms.

Products

Software:

  • exacqVision
  • Professional VMS software

Hardware:

  • Arecont Vision IP Cameras: AV5115
  • Axis IP Cameras: M3203, M3204, P5534 iPera server
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