IP denotes Internet Protocol. An IP camera refers to a digital video system that can transmit data over a network. These systems can work with mobile devices to view your security feed from anywhere with an Internet connection. IP cameras are also known as network cameras or webcams.
Benefits of Video Surveillance systems-
• Burglary Prevention - A security camera on premises can prevent burglars. For instance, no one wants to break into a business where the crime will be caught on camera and, if a burglary does occur, the criminal can be easily described, evidence can be collected, and the offender is more likely to be identified and detained.
• Personal and Property Protection – Other than preventing theft and burglary, surveillance cameras help in reducing graffiti and vandalism damage. Wherever security cameras are installed, crime is reduced.
• View Live or Recorded Data from Any Location - By installing a technology, it becomes convenient to watch surveillance camera feeds on TVs and computers. Moreover, the data can be easily accessed from any location.
• Peace of Mind - A security system provides peace of mind and helps in keeping businesses more secure. In addition, to improve security, they also make employees feel safer.
Closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras are a conventional analog system of using cameras that use a DVR to record video. They’re reliable, relatively low-priced, and easy to install. However, they don’t offer you the same flexibility, high resolution, and higher security that IP cameras do.
The maintenance is very low. The camera, lens, DVR and monitors must be kept clean for better video.
An auto iris lens offers a reliable video image in areas where light levels vary. This is significant for maintaining a viewable stream in both high and low light conditions.