CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) and Uses

Nov. 9, 2011 - PRLog -- CCTV  (Closed Circuit Television) and Its Uses

CCTV (C.C.T.V) stands for Closed Circuit Television.  Basically, what that means is that you have  a security camera or security cameras that have independent channels, so you can view one camera at a time or all of your CCTV cameras (http://www.cctvsecuritypros.com/allseca.html) on one screen.

Not everyone can see your camera system.  Whether you are viewing your home or business live or over the Internet or Cell Phone, it is secure and password protected.  As the main administrator of your CCTV System (http://www.cctvsecuritypros.com/security-camera-systems.html), you can determine the settings of each of your cameras or “channels” independently.

For example, on each camera (or channel) you can program various settings right through the Digital Video Recorder.  You have the ability to run your camera 24/7 or on motion detection, you can adjust things like brightness, contrast, saturation, or even mask out certain objects.  You determine the settings.  

If you wish to view your CCTV Cameras over the Internet or Cell Phone, simply plug the DVR (Digital Video Recorder) into your modem or router, just like you would a PC.  Set Up is a breeze.  And feel free to call www.CCTVSecurityPros.com Tech Support when you order their products.  They are very helpful and are willing to do whatever it takes to help you and satisfy you.

You can also have multiple administrators of your system such as business partners, managers, employees, and family members.  Don’t worry, you can decide what your assigned administrators can do and see with your system.  For example, you may want an employee to be able to monitor your C.C.T.V System, but not have the capability to review prior evidence.  You decide the parameters.  

The most important thing is that when you have a CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) Security Camera System, you are able to monitor your most important assets.  Some use the  CCTV System to monitor employees or loved ones.  Some people use cameras to monitor for theft and crime.  

Regardless, CCTV provides you many advantages.  One is that having cameras serve as an excellent deterrent to employees and criminals.  Just seeing cameras will cause hesitation to commit crimes.  The second advantage is that when something takes place you will have video evidence.  This can be the most important evidence when you need to contact authorities.  Simply show them what happened, email them the video, or provide them with a DVD of the video storage.  

A CCTV System is just as important, if not more important than an alarm system.  As a matter of fact, most CCTV Systems have the ability to integrate with your current alarm system. CCTV Cameras and Security Camera Systems are here to stay.  

Don’t wait until it is too late.  If you can run a cable from a camera back to the Digital Video Recorder, you can install your CCTV System yourself and save thousands.  That is the advantage of a company like CCTVSecurityPros (http://www.cctvsecuritypros.com/).  They will help you determine what you need and provide you with the best equipment available.  If you need Tech Support or Advice on a System, simply call (888) 653-2288.


Author:  Gregg DeRouanna, MBA

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