Closed Circuit TV (CCTV) surveillance systems have in recent years become widespread and nationally accepted as an effective counter to criminal and antisocial behavior. This can be witnessed by the numerous cameras, in one form or another, now appearing in a variety of situations, including shops, businesses, car parks, town centers, daycare facilities and even domestic premises.

CCTV systems not only provide viable deterrents but can enable management to improve performance and reduce inventory shortages.

CCTV Features + Options

•IP Cameras
•Digital B&W/Color Cameras
•Digital Video Storage
•Remote Video Monitoring
•Small Kit Systems
•Large Matrix Switch Systems
•Integration of Intercom and other Systems

Benefits

•Monitor parking facilities for employee or residential safety.
•Monitor sensitive areas inside to deter in-house theft.
•In hazardous areas, cameras can be used to reduce risk of injury.
•Safeguard security of business locations, staff and inventory.
•Record action, measure patterns on an hourly or daily basis.

Closed Circuit TV (CCTV) has become one of the fastest growing sectors of the security industry and has been responsible for countless arrests and prosecutions leading to substantial reductions in criminal activity.

As the use of Closed Circuit TV (CCTV) has become more widespread, new applications have been found such as process monitoring, activity monitoring, health and safety, traffic and crowd control, together with social applications such as the tracking of lost children and providing prompt assistance in emergency situations.

Advancements in the CCTV industry has allowed cameras to become more affordable, smaller in size, and to deliver a better quality picture through the use of digital images. Traditional recording, using time lapse recorders, are still being used but more and more applications are going towards the use of digital storage and transmission of video images. Color cameras, once considered to be a luxury, are now affordable and the camera preferred by most clients.