Surveillance systems CCTV

From ‘plug and play’ to the latest in high-speed dome, motion-tracking, IP cameras to the basic Digital Video Recorder (DVR). From the most advanced, Analytics DVR, able to recognize faces, number plates, objects lost, direction of merchandise etc. to local viewing and remote viewing (Internet based or Local Area Network), for homes to companies. We have engineers specialized in installing surveillance camera systems in all places in Egypt, where we provide high-quality cameras with international standard, and the camera’s features.

CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) surveillance cameras:

CCTV cameras are typically used for surveillance and security purposes, in both public and private settings. They can be used to monitor a wide range of areas, including streets, buildings, homes, and businesses.

CCTV cameras can be either analog or digital. Analog cameras transmit video signals over coaxial cables, while digital cameras use IP (Internet Protocol) networks to transmit data.

CCTV cameras can vary in terms of resolution, with higher resolutions providing more detail in the recorded footage. Common resolutions include 720p, 1080p, and 4K.

CCTV cameras can also vary in terms of their field of view, which is the area that the camera can capture. Some cameras have a fixed field of view, while others are designed to pan, tilt, and zoom to cover a wider area.

CCTV cameras can be equipped with a range of features, such as motion detection, night vision, and facial recognition. These features can help to improve the accuracy and usefulness of the surveillance footage.

The use of CCTV cameras is subject to legal and ethical considerations, such as data protection regulations and the need to balance privacy concerns with the benefits of surveillance. CCTV operators may need to obtain consent from individuals who are being recorded, and must ensure that the footage is stored securely and only accessed by authorized personnel.

CCTV cameras can be an effective tool for surveillance and security purposes, but it is important to consider the potential implications and limitations of their use.