video surveillance

Recently we have been overwhelmed with your demand for security camera systems. Due to the numerous systems on the market and the multitude of applications we understand there is a need for a good explanation of what is going on with this technology. There are two main systems that we offer: IP (Internet protocol) and analog. I will do my best to educate you on the differences between two. Both types of systems have advantages and disadvantages, and the manufacturers don't always make it easy to decide between them....

According to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics, approximately 75% of all crime in the states is property crime. In the United States, the FBI has calculated that a burglary occurs every 8 seconds and that three out of four homes will be burglarized within the next 20 years. While it might not make the evening news, when your home or business is burgled, safeguarding it becomes the most important issue in the world.

Originally developed to provide the ultimate in security for banks and traditionally used by security intensive operations. They are now inexpensive and simple enough to be used at home. Now that this powerful technology is within the reach of the average consumer, it makes an effective part of any home security system, as well as a small business' everyday video surveillance.

Advances in CCTV technology is turning video surveillance equipment into the most valuable loss prevention, safety/security tool available today for both commercial and residential applications.

The use of surveillance camera systems can alert you before threatening situations worsen, as well as provide you with an important record of events. They are vital in identifying and apprehending thieves and vandals. The prevention or resolution of just one crime would be enough to pay for video surveillance system equipment many times over.