Surveillance CCTV cameras for home


If you need to establish surveillance CCTV cameras for your home lets have over view about this system and your needs.
First you need to have CCTV camera. This camera’s specification depends up on your needs and your budget, such if you need to install your camera outdoor so you will need house for this camera to protect it.



Why Install CCTV?
Statistics shows that there is a major reduction in the amount of undesired activities where CCTV cameras are installed and this is why CCTV is seen by many as the best system for deterrent and detection. For corporate users, CCTV system helps to protect valuable goods and properties against thief, abuse & damage. CCTV recordings can be used as important evidences or proof when required. When connected to the internet, user can also perform a remote login to view their premises using a PC/laptop or even a mobile phone. For residential use, home owners can rely on CCTV to check and ensure that their loved ones are safe and sound at home.
A typical CCTV System consists of the following components: Digital Video Recorder (DVR), Cameras, Microphones (optional), Sensors (optional) & Relay Outputs (optional).
The Digital Video Recorder commonly known as DVR is the brain of the entire CCTV system; all input/output devices such as cameras, sensors, etc. are connected to the DVR. The DVR is programmed to record video and audio signals from the devices, recordings can be scheduled, activated on motion detector even turned on 24 hrs. The DVR also process inputs from sensors such as smoke detector and turn on warnings as programmed in the CCTV system software.
A major function of the CCTV system is the ability to remote access the monitored site. This is achieved through a remote login via the internet to the CCTV system, no special software is required on the remote side, and users can login just by using the Internet Explorer. For remote access to work, the CCTV system must be permanently linked to the internet by a broadband connection such as ADSL or Cable line. The CCTV system can work behind corporate router and firewall and it is not necessary to have a static IP broadband connection.