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CCTV and video surveillance cameras are constantly
evolving and becoming more and more popular in today’s digital age as they provide
increasingly sophisticated capabilities for monitoring, recording and reviewing
activities that are happening inside and outside your property.
If you are planning to get and install a video
surveillance camera for your business venue, here are some of the factors that
you need to keep in mind as suggested by a video
surveillance camera Houston company.
If
a camera is to be installed outside your property and is not going to be
mounted in an enclosure, choose one that is classed as weather resistant. This
type of security cameras is unaffected by rain water, wind, and other external
weather elements. The cable entry points are sealed and most cameras come with
trailing leads that allow the connections to be made inside the building.
Choose
a video surveillance camera with high resolution that captures images and video
data clearly. The horizontal resolution in TV lines refers to the number of
black to white transitions that can be resolved across the image. Typical entry
level camera resolution is 330 TV lines, with high resolution cameras producing
better than 400 lines. Note, however, that CCTV cameras with higher resolution
cost more.
If
you plan to install multiple cameras and wish to view all recordings at the
same time, opt for systems with quad processors. Quad processors enable 4
camera pictures to be displayed simultaneously. They are useful where it is
necessary to monitor several areas at the same time.
Wired
or wireless? Wired cameras have virtually no interference and can be positioned
a long distance from the monitoring and recording equipment. A wireless camera,
on the other hand, requires a power source, making it ideal for temporary
monitoring of stock rooms offices.
These are just some of the things you should
consider when choosing a video
surveillance camera in Houston for your business.
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