CCTV Camera (Closed-Circuit Television Camera)

CCTV cameras are surveillance cameras used for monitoring and recording activities in a specific area. They are commonly used for security purposes in homes, businesses, and public spaces. Modern CCTV systems often come with features like remote monitoring, night vision, and motion detection.

Key Features:
• Resolution:
CCTV cameras come in various resolutions, with higher resolutions providing clearer and more detailed images. Common resolutions include HD (720p), Full HD (1080p), and Ultra HD (4K).
• Infrared (IR) Night Vision:
Many CCTV cameras are equipped with IR LEDs that enable them to capture clear images in low-light or no-light conditions.
• Motion Detection:
Some cameras have built-in motion sensors that trigger recording or alerts when motion is detected within their field of view.
• Remote Access:
Modern CCTV systems often offer remote access through mobile apps or web interfaces, allowing users to view live footage and recordings from anywhere with an internet connection.
• Cloud Storage:
Some CCTV systems offer cloud-based storage for recorded footage, providing a secure backup in case of theft or damage to the camera.
• Two-Way Audio:
Certain cameras have built-in microphones and speakers, enabling two-way communication between the viewer and the monitored area.

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TYPES

Dome Cameras-are often used in indoor environments. They have a discreet appearance and can be easily mounted on ceilings.

Bullet cameras-are typically used for outdoor surveillance. They are designed to be highly visible and act as deterrents to potential intruders.

PTZ cameras-can be remotely controlled to pan, tilt, and zoom to focus on specific areas or objects, ideal for monitoring large areas.

Wireless CCTV-do not require physical cables for data transmission and can be easily installed in locations where wiring is impractical