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NETWORK IP CAMERAS

Network IP cameras connect to a computer network. They each have respective nodes, or network addresses, and act as video servers on the network. This allows a user to view the video from any computer equipped with a web browser such as Internet Explorer. No special cables are required; network cameras can plug in to any computer jack available on the local network. Surveillance can thus be handled remotely from anywhere in the world, so long as a user knows the IP address of the camera. Numerous protocols are used depending on the make and model of the camera, including TCP/IP, HTTP, and FTP.

In so many cases, what is available as a standard off the shelf video surveillance system does not meet your requirements. For this reason, our experienced team of camera system design experts is here to help you custom design a security system for your needs. When it comes to your video security camera system, one size does not fit all. Every application is unique and a security camera that might be the best option for one job is not for another. We will help you select the best products for your application and put them together in a complete security system package with all the necessary components. But we don't just stop there. Once you have received you system, our technical team will help will all your questions during the installation process.

Surveillance Video 101

Security Camera Systems - available in value and professional lines include everything you need to get started including cameras, recording unit (DVR) and monitor.
  Camera Types - depending on your application they come in hidden, dome for security, wireless, night vision, infra-red, weatherproof, network, B&W and color.
   Pan Tilt Zoom - basically means you can control it from a remote location
  Digital Video Recorders (DVR) - allow you to digitally capture the video from multiple cameras. Works like cable DVR or TIVO.