Network Cameras Explained
We can all agree that the advancement of technology is a good thing, and this is especially the case with the transition of Analog cameras to Network cameras.
Network or IP (Internet Protocol) cameras are addressable over a local or wide area network and are quickly becoming adopted worldwide.
So why choose an IP camera over an Analog camera and initially pay a little more?
- You can monitor and control IP cameras from a remote location effortlessly.
- Ease of installation due to PoE (Power Over Ethernet) and existing building network infrastructures.
- Automated features that include sending e-mail alerts automatically when an event occurs.
- Higher digital resolutions and built-in memory backups (using SD micro cards or Flash Drives).
- Reduced long-term cost by straightforward installation and remote monitoring.
capability. This means that the camera sends video over 802.11G and only requires a power cable.
So, as you can see the additional benefits received from IP cameras outweigh the cost difference. Consider them and Security-Superstore.com for your next security project.
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