faq

Q1. can I set up a CCTV on my own?

While it’s possible to set up a CCTV camera security system on your own, you must be sure that you know the entire process and get everything right. Your needs can quickly get complicated with the number of cameras, different wiring or networking requirements, choosing and installing the right supporting equipment etc. If you install something incorrectly, chances are that you will may no longer be covered under warranty or run security risks. Experienced professionals can help you with the right components for your use, install everything easily, and show you how to use your set-up, saving you a lot of hassle.

Q2. Which CCTV camera system should I use for home?

Choosing the right CCTV camera system for your home would depend on several factors like where and how many cameras you need to set up, how much footage will you store and for how long, and how would you need to access your stored footage. You can consult us to get detailed guidelines on the system based on your unique needs.

Q3. Which CCTV camera system should I use for shops?

Shops come in many shapes and sizes with different blind spots and risk-prone zones. If the shop is large then the number of cameras and the storage capacity required goes up. For chain stores, you may need to remotely access footage from all stores at a central location and easily replace a faulty part without interrupting the entire system. You can determine the right CCTV camera system for your business after clearly understanding all your needs and variables. Get free advice from us to arrive at the best surveillance solution for you.

Q1. What is the difference between DVR & NVR?

In short, DVR based CCTV systems are relatively simple set-ups owing to older technology; whereas, NVR based CCTV system are the latest technology, and better for business and complex usage. DVR’s are used with analog CCTV cameras while NVR’s are used with internet protocol (IP) cameras. In a DVR, the video is encoded and stored in the DVR, whereas with an NVR, this happens in the camera and the videos are then stored in the NVR for remote access. A DVR based security system is usually wired and each camera needs to be connected directly to the DVR. NVR based security systems are wireless and all cameras can be connected to a single network. In a DVR based system, you’ll have to consider extra wiring for recording audio. NVR CCTV systems are highly flexible and easy to scale up when your requirement grows larger.

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