May 25th, 2007 by Avital Guy
We all know the benefit of having security camera at home and office, and we go and spend money to put security camera in our home and business, but some times these expensive security cameras are the target of thieves. In many cases they will come to your house and business and steel noting else but the security camera itself. So when we place these expensive security camera we need to make sure we have secure them and place them in a location that will be hard to reach. To secure a security camera we need to consider the following.
A place the camera in a place that is hard to reach. If you place it on the roof place the camera on 2/3 height of the building s its hard to reach from the bottom or from the roof. B. use strong mount that will be hard to take off and the camera will get damage by snapping it from the mount, Keep in mind they need the camera in good condition to sell them. You can use escrows that need a special tool to be open. Â
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May 1st, 2007 by Avital Guy
 
-Plan exactly what you want to see in the monitor and on recordings - Â
- Avoid dummy cameras. While they may deter some problems, they also can create a legal liability by creating an expectation of safety when none exists.Â
- Put up signs. Highly visible signage that lets customers and employees know that they are being filmed can greatly increase the security camera effect.Â
- check the environment and lighting condition at day evening and night time, before you decide on the type of camera you are going to use.Â
-Adjust between the lens and the camera effective distance and focal. Security dome camera with 1/3â€? lens shouldn’t be mounted on a ceiling higher then 12 feet.Â
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May 1st, 2007 by Avital Guy
CCTV DVR standalone or PC Based delivering higher quality digital video with H.264
THE H.264 is the latest official video compression in the market, follows the tring to replce the MPEG 2 and 4 Compression technology and deliver better images with same security camera quality and faster frame rate. They are also  offers improvements in both video quality and compression. Where CCTV video systems will see the most benefit is in the ability to deliver the same high-quality, low-latency digital video with savings of up to 50 percent on bandwidth and storage requirements. To put it other words, it delivers significantly higher video quality for the same bandwidth.
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