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Protect your assets with Confidence Recommendations for using CCTV Systems Manage up to 64 channels from Megapixel cameras, IP Cameras and video servers with NDVR IP+ Hybrid. View live over the internet via PC, or Laptop. Remote control live PTZ Camera over internet. Replace your video casette recorder. Built-in motion detection recording. Infra-red cameras for night vision. |
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CCTV Security Cameras |
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| Dome Camera | Bullet Camera | Infrared Camera | C-Mount Camera |
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Which type of Security Camera should I use? A security camera can come in many different styles including dome, bullet, infrared and c-mount. The security camera that will work best for your application will depend on several factors such as whether you will use the security cameras inside or out, during the day, nighttime, or both.Dome security cameras protect the lens from dust, dirt and scratching with a "Dome" shaped cover. These cameras are easy to mount in acoustic tile ceiling, and can blend in to most environments with little notice. Click here to to learn more dome security cameras. Bullet style security cameras are the most popular. They can be used inside or out. These security cameras come in black and white or color and come with all of the required mounting hardware. Most security cameras have a fixed 4mm lens that allows you to see facial features out to about 35 feet and provides a 70 degree angle of view. Click here for more information about bullet security cameras. C-mount cameras use a universal lens mount which fits all lens sizes( 4mm, 6mm, 22mm - 1500mm). Varifocal camera lenses allow you to adjust the focus from 5 to 60 mm and up without changing leses. C-mount cameras can be seen in many banks , whereas dome cameras can be seen in coffee shops like Starbucks. Click here for more details about C-mount security cameras or camera lenses. |
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Special Purpose CCTV Cameras |
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| PTZ Camera | Megapixel Camera | Thermal Camera | License Plate Camera |
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| Vandal Camera | Covert Camera | Marine Camera | Network Camera |
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Special Purpose Cameras can come in many
different styles including
PTZ,
Megapixel,
Thermal Imaging,
License Plate,
Vandal Proof,
Covert,
Marine and
Network.
The security camera that will work best for your application will depend on several factors such as
whether you will use the security cameras to track objects, see fine details, see in adverse conditions,
identify lecense plates, or fast moving objects.
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| CCTV Digital Video Recorders |
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What features should I look for in a CCTV Digital Video Recorder (DVR)?
All DVRs are definitely not made equal! DVR price depends on several critical features including: video storage capacity, channels of video (4,8,16,32..), recording speed per camera, and POS ( Point of sale ) interface for retail. Compression technology, and remote viewing capability are others. Alarm features can include e-mail notification on motion detection. Some DVR's can call your cell phone if a camera detects motion from your home, store or office. The setup and user interface should be intuitive and easy to operate. Quality DVR's range in price from $973.00 for a 4 channel DVR with one week storage, up to $17,445.00 for a 32 channel real-time DVR with three months of storage! Windows XP, LINUX Embedded, or Hybrid IP ? DVR operating systems have several critical features to consider. Reliability, ease of use, and level of security are some. If you are going to connect you DVR to the internet our LINUX embedded DVR's with DOM Chip provide the highest level of resistance to hackers and viruses. Both XP and Linux Embedded DVR's support POS text overlays for retail applications. New hybrid DVR's can support up to 32 IP Network cameras, if you have a LAN at your office you can plug your IP cameras into the LAN and avoid large installation charges. What are frames per second (fps) ? Frames per second (fps) are how many picture snapshots a DVR can record per second. Real time recording equals 30 fps per camera. Television video refreshes at 28 frames per second. To calculate the fps per camera take the total fps in the system and divide it by the number of video inputs. For example, a 60 fps digital video recorder with 4 video inputs results in 15 fps per camera. New MPG4 compresion technology and high speed internet now makes real-time vieing possible. New megapixel DVR recorders can now store video from 1024+ TV Line plus cameras, increasing the acuracy of facial recogition software. How can I view video live over the internet? Contact your local ISP/Telephone company and order/add a "Static IP Address" to your account. $20-25.00 a month is the average charge for a static IP. After you assign a Static IP to your DVR, type that number into your Internet Brower to view video live -> http://xx.xx.xx.xx. Embedded DVR's use Dynamic DNS addressing and connect to the internet using a MAC address. There is no charge for DDNS remote access, just plug your DVR into your LAN or ethernet hub and you are good to go. |
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