Security cameras
Camera Types:
IP Cameras: Network-based cameras that provide high-quality images and can be remotely controlled.
Analog Cameras: Traditional security cameras, suitable for simple installation and use.
HD and 4K cameras: Cameras that provide high-resolution images, allowing for clearer viewing of details.
PTZ cameras: Cameras with the ability to move are used to monitor large areas.
Installation Types:
Rugged Installation: Installing waterproof and dustproof cameras for outdoor use.
Indoor Installation: Installing cameras designed for use in offices, homes and other indoor environments.
PoE (Power over Ethernet) technology: Systems that provide camera and network connection over the same cable.
Network and connectivity:
Wi-Fi connection: Wireless connection for monitoring camera images from a distance.
Wired network connection: Network devices that provide a more stable and reliable connection for security.
Determining the location and angles of the cameras:
The optimal placement of cameras ensures that all sides of the area are monitored. The angles of the cameras should also be chosen correctly so that there are no obstacles.
Recording and storage:
Video recorders (DVR/NVR): Devices that record and store images from cameras.
Cloud service: Storage of videos over the internet and viewing them at any time.
Security and integration:
Motion sensors and alarm systems: Systems that react to movement integrated with cameras.
Image analytics: Artificial intelligence applications that analyze camera images, automatically identify suspicious behaviors and events.
The installation process begins with the correct selection and installation of cameras in place, and the correct implementation of cable and network connections. After the system is tested, users are provided with image monitoring and recording functions. This section explains the process of selecting and installing the most suitable camera systems for both personal and commercial use
