CCTV Digital Video Recorders (DVR)

If you're setting up CCTV cameras, most end up taking the next step and installing CCTV Digital Video Recorders (DVR). This means you don't need an operator to keep watch, and you don't need to waste your time and energy either. Keeping the digital video from your well-positioned cameras can lead to enhanced security and even better workplace efficiency.

Basic CCTV DVRs capture the footage and have simple back-up systems for the data, plus USB for getting the data onto something more user friendly. Most of these come setup with remote access potential, but need to be configured by a licensed electrician to get it just right.

Advanced CCTV Digital Video Recorders come with the works, including archiving for the mass amounts of data that build up over time, adjustable resolution during playback, real-time actions and networking capabilities, enabling you to check in on the system from anywhere in the world.

Landing here means you'll want to snap up CCTV cameras first, and you might want to throw in a few CCTV monitoring dummy cameras to give a strong message to lurkers. Night vision cameras can add to a great overall strategy too.

Why do I need a security camera system?

An alarm can go off and tell you that someone is robbing you, but a camera system can catch them in the act and give evidence to the police.