CCTV CAMERAS

How it works:

• IP cameras send digital video streams over Ethernet or Wi-Fi to the NVR.

• The NVR stores the footage on its hard drive and allows remote viewing via apps or browser.

Main componens:

• NVR device – Receives and records video.

• IP cameras – Capture footage in high resolution.

• Network connection – Ethernet cables or Wi-Fi.

• Storage – Internal hard drive(s) for saving recordings.

Advantages:

• Higher video quality (Full HD, 4K).

• Easy remote access from anywhere.

• Supports advanced features like motion detection, AI alerts, and cloud backup.

• Can be PoE (Power over Ethernet), reducing cable clutter.

Common uses:

• Home security

• Office and shop surveillance

• Factory and warehouse monitoring

How it works:
Cameras send video through cables to the DVR.
The DVR saves the footage and lets you watch it live or play it back later on a TV, monitor, or phone.

Main components:

• DVR device – Receives and records video.

• Cameras – Capture clear images.

• Cable connection – Links the cameras to the DVR.

• Storage – Saves recordings for later viewing.

Advantages:

• Clear, reliable video quality.

• Live viewing and easy playback.

• Works well day and night.

• Stable cable connection.

Common uses:

• Home safety

• Shop and office monitoring

• Factory and warehouse security

How it works:
The camera connects to your Wi-Fi network and sends video wirelessly.
You can watch the footage live or play it back later on your phone, tablet, or computer.

Main components:

• Wi-Fi camera – Captures and sends video.

• Wireless connection – Links the camera to your network.

• Storage – Saves recordings for later viewing (on a memory card, recorder, or cloud).

Advantages:

• No need for long cables.

• Can be placed in more locations.

• Watch from anywhere using the internet.

• Clear video, day and night.

Common uses:

• Home safety

• Baby or pet monitoring

• Shop and office security