Archive for the ‘CCTV Articles’ Category



CCTV Video Splitter

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011

CCTV video splitters come in many shapes, sizes, and varieties.  In this article we’ll take a look at some different types of CCTV video splitters and explore how they are used.

CCTV video splitters can actually perform several different tasks however their primary function is to split one outgoing video signal into two.  By using a CCTV video splitter you can take one outgoing video signal and hook it up to play on two different monitors at the same time.

Generally speaking, there are about three different categories of CCTV video splitters.  They may be in the form of a simple cable, balun, or even an amplifier.

Security Camera Network

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

There are many ways to achieve a security camera network.  Thanks to the digital age and the advancements of computer and Internet technology the Internet can be used as a medium for networking, allowing the user to have global access.  This is just one of the functions of Internet Protocol or IP security camera software and in addition to an Internet based network, a local security camera network can be established as well.

Home Security Fort Lauderdale

Friday, October 28th, 2011

Closed Circuit TV Cameras

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Nothing can provide the power of security and surveillance better than Closed Circuit Tv Cameras and their CCTV digital system.  Analog digital security provides adequate security and surveillance, but with the advent of the CCTV digital system there are far more beneficial features and options available.  In fact there are Closed Circuit Tv Cameras for just about every security or surveillance situation.

A standard CCTV digital system is based on components.  That means that individual devices (in this case the individual components) can usually be mixed and matched to adapt to a variety of uses to create the ultimate CCTV digital system.  The three components, Closed Circuit Tv Cameras, Digital Video Recorders or DVRs, and monitors provide the flexibility of versatile applications while maintaining the power and integrity of a single, complete and easily controllable system.

Surveillance Camera CCTV

Tuesday, September 27th, 2011

Today’s surveillance camera CCTV systems have made “leaps and bounds” in technological improvements compared to the systems from just 10 to 15 years ago.  Not only that, but the camera’s prices have steadily decreased with the increase in technology.  All of this has lead to video surveillance cameras becoming a “household word” for family protection and safety as well as business protection and workplace documentation.

Original surveillance camera CCTVs were based on analog signals.  These systems and components of the systems were often referred to as CCTV or Closed Circuit TeleVision.  CCTV was so named because although it closely resembled a typical television studio system, there was one major important difference.