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Security Cameras

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Types of Security Cameras

Security Cameras

About us

We offer professional security camera installation and maintenance services across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, and the surrounding areas.

We provide expert guidance throughout every step of the process. Each security camera offers distinct advantages and disadvantages, which are influenced by its intended purpose and the specific environment in which it is installed. Our team will work closely with you to determine the optimal placement, ensuring a secure perimeter. Proper camera positioning is essential to maximize coverage and achieve the best possible field of view.

  • Higher resolution image than standard security cameras
  • Run on local network
  • Crisper image
  • These cameras have a full/half visual field of their location
  • Ability to zoom anywhere on the image
  • Cover large areas
  • Pan, Tilt, Zoom options on camera
  • Can be used for surveillance or asset protection
  • Remote directional and zoom control
  • IP or local storage
  • Disguised as regular objects
  • Easy to set up covert camera without other side attention

Our company offers premium security camera systems for both indoor and outdoor applications, serving residential and business clients. We provide a wide range of solutions, including wireless, IP, HD, hidden, dome, and zoom cameras. Partnering with leading brands in the industry, we are proud to be one of the few professional integrators in your area.

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Interior Security Camera

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Exterior Security Camera

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PTZ (Robot) Security Camera

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Covert (Hidden) Security Camera

Additional Information:

What are IP CAMERAS?

 IP cameras are connected to a local network and offer several advantages over traditional analog cameras, such as better image quality, cloud storage, remote access to recordings, advanced video analytics, easier system expansion, and simpler wiring through Power over Ethernet (PoE). 

PoE technology allows both power and data to travel through a single Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for separate power and data cables used in analog systems. This makes installation easier and more cost-effective. 

When comparing DVR and NVR systems, NVRs are more flexible because they use network switches to support more cameras connected to one recorder. DVR systems require each camera to be directly linked to the recorder, limiting their capacity. NVR systems only need cameras to be connected to the same network, making it easier to scale and expand. 

Our security cameras are ONVIF-compliant, meaning they can work with other IP-based security products, providing greater compatibility and flexibility.

How are IP CAMERAS used?

While IP cameras are primarily used for surveillance, they offer a wide range of additional applications, including: monitoring and documenting the entry and exit of individuals on the property, overseeing hallways and stairwells, providing a constant deterrent to criminal activity, maintaining records for liability purposes, issuing automatic notifications for loitering, and even creating facial recognition databases with the appropriate software.

 

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