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Secure Your Assets. One of the best and most effective ways to secure your assets and improve employee performance is to implement a security camera system. Protect business against theft and liability. Digital recording removes the need to swap daily tape cartridges by recording directly to a hard drive in the DVR unit. It also allows for ease in connecting to your network so you can view your cameras from home or anywhere else in the world over a secure internet connection! We will help you choose and implement the equipment best suited to your surveillance needs.

  • Indoor & Outdoor Applications
  • PC-Based DVR Cards
  • Standalone DVR Units
  • View Cameras Over The Web
  • Multiple User Access
  • No Need For Using Tapes
  • Stationary or PTZ Cameras
  • Distributed Camera Power
  • Professional Camera Cabling
  • Wireless Camera Solutions
 

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What You Need.
There are endless ways to setup and configure a camera system. You can mix and match different camera types, lenses and recording devices to suit your needs. Below are some examples of the equipment we use and what each component does.

Indoor Cameras
There are many different types of cameras that can be used. Some of these different styles are dome cameras (pictured), bullet cameras, box cameras, and covert (hidden) cameras. The technical details vary from camera to camera based on the light level of the location where the camera will be and the distance from the camera to the area you want to view.

Outdoor Cameras
Outdoor cameras should always be weatherproof. Some of the bullet cameras are sold as weatherproof. Some of the more expensive box cameras require an outdoor housing with a built in heater and blower to protect your equipment from the elements and to ensure optimum performance
 

Pan/Tilt/Zoom Cameras (PTZ)
These are the cameras that allow a user to control the camera from a remote location. A remote viewer can pan, tilt and zoom this type of camera using a joystick or a web interface built into the DVR software. PTZ cameras give you the most flexible surveillance system but are also the most expensive cameras.
 

Digital Video Recording (DVR)
Digital Video Recording is offered in two choices, pc based or standalone. The pc based option involves installing a DVR card into a computer and installing software to monitor the cameras recording. The other option, a standalone DVR unit, is a dedicated unit that does everything pertaining to the camera system. These units are generally more reliable and require less maintenance.

Cabling
Each camera is wired using coaxial or UTP cable for the video signal. 16/2 or 18/2 wire is also run from a single distribution box to each camera to supply power. Supplying power from a single source saves time and money when there is no power source near the camera.

 
 

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