Choosing a CCTV surveillance system

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Choosing a CCTV surveillance system

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The security needs

• Defining your security needs should be the first
  step towards finding the best system to serve
  those needs. The fact is what works for your
  neighbors might not be the right choice for you.
  It is important that you base your selection on
  the exact needs you have. For instance, are you
  looking to record building or car park access? Do
  you want to deter thieves and intruders? Do you
  want round the clock surveillance? Or do you want
  to monitor of movement on given areas of the
  property at given times? They are all questions
  that can help you make the right decision fast
  and easy.

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The basic requirements

• CCTV systems are made of cameras, hardware and
  software depending on the recording facility
  offered. Analogue cameras send the video signals
  to central locations through copper cables while
  the more sophisticated IP cameras now produce
  digital signals that are used on IP networks to
  convey the images. Your requirements such as the
  number of cameras and type of camera will depend
  on the surveillance area extent and the subjects.

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The recording options

• With the CCTV systems, you can store the images
  on the camera, digital video recorder or on a
  computer. When using an IP camera, the output is
  recorded digitally without any changes, whereas
  for analogue cameras the images must be digitized
  before storing. It is important to remember that
  with software and DVRs, you will have the ability
  to record a number of channels such as get images
  from more than one camera at a go without camera
  type limits. Analogue cameras on the other hand
  can limit the number of channels to be recorded
  in relation to the physical connections, image
  quality and length of storage time.

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• Camera features

• Intelligent security

• Fixed position or one location monitoring can be
  a success using analogue cameras, but an IP
  camera offers more flexibility since it gives
  greater detail and covers a greater range besides
  offering high definition images. The IP cameras
  also dont require separate power supply and have
  audio recording features. Both cameras have
  infrared technologies to make image capturing
  effective during the day and night. When making
  your choice, go through the features and decide
  which one best fit into your needs and
  expectations.

• When choosing, it helps to determine
  opportunities you have with the system to get to
  more intelligent security. For instance, can you
  integrate it with other security systems for the
  best results? CCTV cameras can be integrated with
  others such as intruder alarms to enhance
  security in your area. Consider all possibilities
  and only then make a choice.

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