Posts Tagged ‘ monitoring’



Video Surveillance Cameras

Monday, March 21st, 2011

Today’s video surveillance cameras have made “leaps and bounds” in technological improvements compared to the cameras 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 video surveillance cameras 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.

Backup Monitoring System with Camera

Friday, August 13th, 2010

A backup monitoring system with camera is perfect as a rear vision solution for large recreational vehicles, semi tractor trailers, school buses, giant construction equipment, boats, and any other moving vehicle that has blind spots or difficult to see areas. A backup monitoring system with camera provides a higher level of safety and peace of mind when putting vehicles in reverse.

Although these systems were originally designed for oversized vehicles, they are not limited to oversize vehicle use. A backup monitoring system can be helpful for individuals that find it difficult to use mirrors or have a physical disability that does not give them the freedom of movement to turn around and look behind them when backing up.

Home Camera System with DVR

Friday, June 25th, 2010

A home camera system DVR or Digital Video Recorder is a standalone digital video security camera system suitable fur residential use. Recent advances in computer and electronic technology have provided the home camera system DVR user with an abundance of optional features, making the system versatile enough to be used just about anywhere.

A home cameras system DVR is basically a component system. There are different parts that make up the entire system and each individual part can differ to provide a specific function. These “parts” are the components and when put together create the system.