Video Solutions
Video Surveillance System Types
Hosted Video (Starting at $150, installed)
Hosted Video Surveillance is an exciting new product that eliminates the need to purchase a digital video recorder to connect your security cameras to. The system records video clips based on your motion detection and schedule preferences. The clips are securely stored on the internet and you can access them at any time using the internet or a smart phone. You can even receive notifications of activity with video clips attached.
DVR based Systems (Starting at $995, installed)
DVR based systems have a Digital Video Recorder as the hub for all of the security cameras to attach to. It stores the video for each secuirty camera based on user preferences including schedule, motion detection, or security system events, like door openings. It uses a hard drive, just like a computer and its size is measured in Giga Bytes or Tera Bytes. The video is stored on the DVR and can be accessed over the internet, or with a smart-phone. These systems can scale efficiently from two cameras up to hundreds.
24/7 Professional Video Monitoring (Starting at $595, installed)
New state of the art video analytics actually are able to recognize people and vehicles and to alert our central monitoring station of unusual activity. Our central station can then take the appropriate steps to validate the threat and initiate the appropriate response. Video verification can also be used to eliminate false alarms from traditional security systems.
About Video Surveillance
There is a lot of terminology thrown around when it comes to video surveillance and it is our goal to determine your needs and to help you select the right system for you. When you clear away all of the terminology your are really left with a surveillance camera connected to an intelligent storage device that gives you the ability to watch live or recorded video.
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Security Camera Considerations
- What are the lighting conditions for each camera
- How far is the subject from the camera
- What are the environmental conditions
- What quality of image is required
Surveillance Camera Features
- Infrared Illumination, Light Amplification, Daytime
- A wireless security camera is a good solution to difficult camera cabling conditions
- Security cameras can be used in many environments with features like: Weather-proof, Vandal-proof, fan-cooled, heated
- Fixed viewing angle or variable focus
- A surveillance camera can be either Analog, IP, High-Definition, Mega-Pixel
Digital Video Recorder Considerations
- How many surveillance cameras are required
- How many days worth of storage is required per camera and how many hours per day.
- Would viewing be done on a connected monitor or over a network, internet, or smart phone