Posts Tagged ‘ wireless security camera’



Wireless TV Security Camera

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

A wireless TV security camera has many uses both around the house and in business. Thanks to modern technological advancements and reduced costs of electronic components anyone can own a wireless TV security camera and can use it just about anywhere.

There are several variations of wireless TV security cameras, and these days the phrase “wireless TV security camera” may have more than one meaning. Many advertisements, vendors web pages, etc. may describe their product as a wireless TV security camera, when in fact it may not be a true TV type security camera. Usually the meaning of “TV” when used with security cameras and systems refers to the ability of the system to use a television as a monitor or to play back recorded video footage.

Outdoor Wireless Security Camera Package

Friday, June 4th, 2010

An outdoor wireless security package is an excellent choice for use in both business and residential applications. Standard outdoor wireless security packages are available that contain all the necessary components to provide digital video security and surveillance monitoring or you can create your own package with components that are suited to your own needs.

A basic outdoor wireless security package contains the following components:

  • • One to several outdoor wireless digital video cameras
  • • A receiver unit or units
  • • A processor or capture board with CODECs
  • • A monitor and,
  • • A Digital Video Recorder or DVR

Wireless Security Camera with DVR Systems

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

Wireless security camera with DVR systems may be exactly what you need if cabling security cameras is not an option for you. There are several other good reasons for utilizing wireless security camera with DVR systems. Let’s look at the components of a typical system and see how it operates.

The basic components of wireless security camera with DVR systems are the wireless security/surveillance camera(s), a wireless receiver, a CODEC or capture board, and the Digital Video Recorder or DVR. Additional accessories can include a CD/DVD writer for archiving files, pan/tilt devices, add-on microphones, and additional lenses to name a few.