How Is Video Security A Deterrent To Crime
Posted on October 9th, 2011 at 12:00 am by admin
A well-placed, high-tech video system will scare burglars away. Video cameras are responsible for catching more criminals than eyewitnesses. The camera doesn’t lie or confuse the details. A lawyer can interrogate a witness and make them look unreliable or lead them to second-guess themselves. A high quality video clip of a perpetrator is impossible to explain away, even to an experienced lawyer.
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What’s The Best Resolution Video security Cameras Offer
Posted on September 27th, 2011 at 12:00 am by admin
Depending on whether you are purchasing your video surveillance camera for home or for commercial use you are going to want to purchase the best resolution, but, you must buy the best resolution for the setting you will be putting the camera in. If you are buying for a home security system, you are not going to have to buy something as intricate as when you are buying a security video surveillance camera for a whole commerciabl business operation, which must be constantly monitored, at several locations, Read the rest of this entry »
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Do Insurance Companies Give Rebates For Having Video security
Posted on September 15th, 2011 at 12:00 am by admin
Some insurance companies will offer clients a discount or rebate for having an installed video security system. Video Security systems fall into two categories; monitored and unmonitored. Monitored systems are those where you subscribe to a private company to watch your security system 24hrs a day and they contact you and the police if something goes wrong. Unmonitored systems are those where everything happens on site and you are alerted by means of a siren and/or flashing lights should a break-in occur.
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Things to Think About When You’re Buying a Video Surveillance System
Posted on August 21st, 2011 at 12:00 am by admin
You-ve seen the shows on DIRECT TVthe cops catch the guy but the video system doesn-t work so they-ve got no proof. Don-t let this happen to your store! If you-re in the market for a new video surveillance system remember to look for these non-negotiable…
Lagless ” That-s the industry term for a standard video feed, one that doesn-t simply take a picture every few seconds. Sure it may cost a bit more but how mad will you be if your store-s only protected one second out Read the rest of this entry »
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How Do Video Security Systems Work
Posted on May 1st, 2011 at 12:00 am by admin
Video security systems can be installed using one camera or multiple cameras. The purpose of installing a video security system is to record any possible criminal activity during a 24 hour period. Therefore, a lot of businesses install video security systems for security; however, a lot of homes also install their own private video security systems.
The video camera transfers the recordings into a central location, either to an office, closet, etc. The video can then be monitored by an individual for security, or replayed for evidence after a criminal activity. Video recordings were normally saved in VCRs, Read the rest of this entry »
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Top Rated Video Security Gadgets You Can Buy
Posted on April 17th, 2011 at 12:00 am by admin
Sometimes, people need to feel secure about their surroundings. These surroundings could be anything, from your family to a personal possession. If you have a need to increase your security, you may want to look into buying some top rated video security gadgets. You might know nothing about security devices and wonder, “Where do I start?”
If you’re worried about being burglarized, you may want to invest in surveillance cameras to place in discreet areas around your home. It helps if these cameras display colors to assist in any descriptions, in the Read the rest of this entry »
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Breaking news from the ASIS International annual seminar
Posted on October 15th, 2010 at 6:40 pm by www.videocomplex.com
ASIS International, the security professional organization founded in 1955, started its 56th annual seminar on Tuesday, October 12th. The show is finishing up today, after four days of informational sessions and exhibits, featuring 800 companies and more than 20,000 individual security professionals. In that time, there have been several new and innovative products shown that could change the face of the security industry.Axis Communications presented Corridor Format video, which allows greater line-of-sight in hallways and staircases, ADT made more announcements about organizing the company into commercial and residential businesses and offering new bundles of integrated and video monitoring services, and the Datacard Group showed off a new printer (the Datacard SD260) which is used in the trade industries to print drivers’ licenses and corporate IDs. Read the rest of this entry »
Why ADT’s digital video surveillance is right for you
Posted on August 17th, 2010 at 5:37 pm by pmirek
ADT is a leader in security for both residential and commercial customers, and the company’s Select Vision service is one reason why. Select Vision gives users the ability to manage multiple digital video recorders (DVRs) with one application, giving security teams an all-seeing eye over their domain. Digital video also makes it easy to handle video after the fact, whether you need to view previously recorded footage, save video to hard drives, or e-mail it.ADT has proof of how well their system works. Consider their case study in which a major regional financial institution (known in the study only as “the Bank”) approached ADT to upgrade their security systems. By implementing their new DVR technologies, ADT was able to improve surveillance and efficiency. The new surveillance standard also made training easier, helped to eliminate false alarms, and reduced overall costs of security. Read the rest of this entry »
The history of CCTV
Posted on August 17th, 2010 at 5:33 pm by admin
Everybody who walks into a supermarket is familiar with closed-circuit television. Step through the doors, look up and wave, and ta-dah! You’re on television! If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about this beneficial technology, you’ve come to the right place.CCTV was first used in Germany during World War II for observing the launch of V-2 rockets. The systems are still used today at launch sites to record flights and to detect causes of malfunction. However, according to Wikipedia, the technology first gained use in the security sector when the city of Olean, New York installed a CCTV network on its main business street. Other banks and stores (including your local supermarket) soon followed suit. Read the rest of this entry »
Security camera shopping tips
Posted on August 17th, 2010 at 5:26 pm by admin
You’d think shopping for a security camera would be simpleall it has to do is view and record the spots around your home or business, right? However, there is actually a wide degree of variance in the security camera market. If you want to make sure you end up with a quality device, you’ll have to know some details about what you’re looking for.First, you should decide if you want to go wireless or not. Wired security cameras have an advantage in that they experience no interference, but they are limited in the distance they can be installed from the security monitoring system. Another bonus of wired cameras is that there doesn’t have to be a power supply at the spot where the camera is installed. Read the rest of this entry »