RESOURCES OF SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
ACTUAL SIZE
RESOLUTIONS COMPARED AFTER ZOOM IN
The main difference between 1MP to 8MP (also known as 4K) cameras is their resolution and the level of detail they can capture.
- 1MP cameras have a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, which is also known as HD (High Definition). These cameras are suitable for basic surveillance needs and can capture enough detail for most general security applications.
- 8MP cameras have a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, which is also known as 4K (Ultra High Definition). These cameras capture four times more detail than 1080p Full HD cameras and are ideal for applications where high levels of detail are required. 4K cameras can capture fine details such as license plates or facial features that may be missed by lower resolution cameras.
1MP cameras are generally less expensive than 8MP cameras due to the difference in technology and level of detail they capture. 8MP cameras require more advanced image sensors, lenses, and processors to capture and process high-resolution images.
8MP cameras require more storage capacity to store their higher resolution footage. This means that they may require larger hard drives or network video recorders to store the recorded footage.
Overall, the main difference between 1MP to 8MP cameras is their level of detail and the cost of the cameras and storage required to store their footage. When choosing a camera for your surveillance needs, it's important to consider the level of detail required for your specific application and to choose a camera that meets your needs and budget.
Security Camera Key Features
High Definition Video Capture
High Definition Video Capture
High Definition Video Capture
high-quality imaging technology get clear and crisp feed even in varying lighting conditions
Wide Dynamic Range
High Definition Video Capture
High Definition Video Capture
Wide Dynamic Range enables to capture details clearly in both the poorly and strongly illuminated areas of the video
Intruder Line Crossing
High Definition Video Capture
Intruder Line Crossing
set up on CCTV camera active or send notification if crossed. This line can be set times schedules, i.e when a business is open or closed
Night Vision
ANPR Recording
Intruder Line Crossing
capture video footage even in low-light conditions, making them ideal for night time surveillance
ANPR Recording
ANPR Recording
ANPR Recording
allows CCTV systems to identify a number plate and log it into a digital record system.
Waterproof
ANPR Recording
ANPR Recording
allow to be used for outdoor installations where the cameras will be open to the elements of the weather.
Motion Activated Recording
Motion Activated Recording
Motion Activated Recording
start recording when any motion is detected, this is feature helps save space on the harddrive and also can send notifications if motion is detected.
Built-in-Mic
Motion Activated Recording
Motion Activated Recording
With new technology, we offer security camera built-in-microphone and camera with external microphone.
Remote Monitoring
Motion Activated Recording
Remote Monitoring
allows you to access and monitor your CCTV cameras from anywhere with an internet connection, ideal for viewing on a mobile device.
Security Camera Key Benefits
Scalable
CCTV systems are scalable for commercial premises as they grow.
Affordable
CCTV Systems are available for small and large business, from warehouses, caravan parks, petrol stations, factories, retail and others.
Secure
One of the best records for security in CCTV market. Always updating software to keep products safe and secure. Keeping your personal information is very important, with up to date software it makes it near enough impossible for it to be hacked remotely
Choice
We offers a whole range of CCTV systems and cameras from IP cameras, HD analog cameras, IP cameras, and management and analytics software, this allows for a bespoke system to be built for each commercial premises.
IP CAMERA vs. ANALOG CAMERA
Internet Protocol (IP) cameras refer to all the digital video cameras that can send and receive data via an IP network. They are widely used as video surveillance cameras, and they come in varying designs and capabilities. Some IP cameras need the support of a network video recorder (NVR) for recording and video/alarm management. However, others operate without an NVR, meaning they can record directly to a remote or local storage media.
Analog cameras, on the other hand, captures images, record and send them as analog signals over a coaxial cable to a digital video recorder (DVR). The latter then converts the analog signals to digital signals, compressing the file and storing it on a hard drive.
Comparison Between IP and Analog Cameras
Image Quality - Due to the higher resolution, IP cameras generally provide better image quality than analog cameras. They also often have features such as digital zoom, which can enhance image clarity.
Storage – IP cameras often use network attached storage (NAS) or cloud storage to store video footage, while analog cameras typically use digital video recorders (DVRs) to record and store footage.
WE HAVE EXPERIENCE FROM SMALL TO LARGE SCALE IMPLEMENTATION
Warehouse
Condo & Studio
Shopping Mall
Shopping Mall
Condo & Studio
Shopping Mall
Condo & Studio
Condo & Studio
Clinic & Hospital
Clinic & Hospital
Resort，Villa & Hotel
Clinic & Hospital
Resort，Villa & Hotel
Resort，Villa & Hotel
Resort，Villa & Hotel
Factory
Resort，Villa & Hotel
Resort，Villa & Hotel
Caterers & Restaurants
Caterers & Restaurants
Caterers & Restaurants
Plantation
Caterers & Restaurants
Caterers & Restaurants
Oil Station
Caterers & Restaurants
Oil Station