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From analog to IP, standard to mega pixel, with comprehensive accessories, our CCTV cameras come in the shape and size most appropriate for your location. Some businesses need cameras that are more discrete. Other times, the key is to find the camera that offers the best blend of technology and benefits for your security needs. The nice thing about our broad portfolio is that we can match your CCTV cameras needs.
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The perfect complement to our camera line-up, each lens is individually combinable for a wide range of demands. You can mix and match your preferred lens to the camera look and style that you prefer. This ability to combine the optimum lens solution to the video camera setup is part of why are CCTV cameras are the best customized security solution.
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Weatherproof and dustproof housing with Protection class IP66. Camera housings are a vital part of getting the durability and longevity you want from CCTV cameras. Our sturdy and maximum protection camera housings give you the flexibility to position your CCTV cameras in the ideal locations for monitoring and recording.
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Remotely controllable and high resolution models for outdoor and indoor applications. Our speed dome systems are stylish, discrete, and effective. These camera models are a great component to the indoor and outdoor security of your store as you can observe people in high resolution without them feeling watched.
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Pan/tilt systems are great for outdoor applications. They offer you the ability to monitor a wide traffic area outdoors, including your parking lot. This flexible and broad protection is tops among outdoor CCTV cameras.
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Infrared lights offer a wide range of applications from light bulbs to halogen to LED technology. The fact is that light is a strong deterrent to thieves who would break-in under the cover of darkness. A quick illumination from an infrared life should be enough to scare away even the boldest of burglars.
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CCTV Cameras Are Only Part Of The Equation
When a CCTV camera system is installed, the CCTV cameras are only part of the design concept. Simply putting cameras into a location is not an adequate CCTV system. There are several factors involved in designing a CCTV system, location, problem areas and type of camera utilized are all parts of the equation for a successful CCTV camera installation.
The type of camera installed is a factor, and yes there are different types of CCTV camera. Where they are placed on the property is a factor. What type of coverage that they provide is a factor. If they provide too much area coverage, identification of individual people can be compromised. What type of camera to install is a final factor. Does the camera need to be in color or is black and white sufficient? Does the camera simply need to monitor the area or does the client need to identify individual people. When a CCTV camera system is in the design stages, the provider of the CCTV cameras needs to sit down with the client and identify all of these areas.
Position of the CCTV cameras on the property is critical. If the camera is not in the proper position, then the camera can not view the problem areas that the client is concerned about. If the CCTV cameras do not view the client's areas of concern then the CCTV cameras are worthless to the client. The preliminary discussion with the client should delineate exactly what the client wishes to view and the cameras should be placed accordingly.
Problem areas differ for each client. A convenience store has different problem areas than a department store does. Each CCTV camera installation is unique and has different requirements. When it comes to CCTV cameras and their installation, there is no "one size fits all". The provider of the CCTV cameras has the experience to have a general idea of what each particular installation will require pertaining to coverage. This knowledge can be applied during discussions with the client to provide CCTV cameras and their position and application with the client.
In any application, there are different requirements. A camera that is simply utilized to monitor traffic in a location does not need critically high resolution. The client's need is to simply determine how many people are entering or leaving a specific area. A requirement to monitor faces or license plates on vehicles will require a camera of much higher resolution. As with any other product, the more resolution the client needs, the higher the cost will be for the CCTV cameras. Less sophisticated cameras are more inexpensive than the highly sophisticated cameras on the market. Designing a system involving CCTV cameras requires a mix of both unsophisticated and sophisticated cameras that meet the client's needs.
Meeting the needs of the client is the goal of the designer of a system that utilizes CCTV cameras. Only by sitting down with the client and defining what the clients needs are can a CCTV system be successfully designed and implemented. In many cases the client has no knowledge of what the CCTV cameras can do for him and only has general ideas. Through a client meeting, the CCTV system designer can define the needs and design a system that utilizes CCTV cameras to fit those needs.
Senior Engineering Manager
CB Richard Ellis | Asset Services
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