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Wednesday, April 6th, 2011
There are many purposes for using a motion activated security camera. Portably, the most popular reason for using the motion activated security camera is to conserve electronic resources. On the other hand, these cameras may be used for an entirely different reason; to provide alerts like an alarm system when something is there.
There are also several different types of motion activated security cameras. In this article, we’ll explore how these cameras work, describe some of the more popular types, and talk about what how they may be used.
Tags: DVR, monitor, motion activated, motion activated security camera, on-board antenna., pan-tilt-zoom camera, Passive InfraRed, PIR, radio transmitter, security camera
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Wednesday, October 20th, 2010
Have you considered protecting your places of worship with church security systems? Although a church building is sacred ground, unfortunately it is also a fairly popular target of burglaries and vandalism. However, with a church security system you can deter criminal acts and document them with video recordings if need be.
Whether the location is an urban or rural area, churches are a target for criminal acts, most likely because they may be empty for a scheduled extended period of time. Nothing fits a burglar’s or vandal’s time schedule better than an unguarded building with no people in it at a specified time. As a result, churches often are “targeted” by criminal intruders.
Tags: burglar alarm, burglaries, Church Security Systems, church surveillance, digital video cameras, digital video church security, motion detection, Passive InfraRed, vandalism
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