Security Cameras

If you have previously tried security camera systems from big-box stores and found them inadequate for your home or business needs, you have come to the right place!

WHY CHOOSE US

CPR VS "BIG BOX" STORES

Ultra HD 4K capable Network Video Recorder (NVR)

Them:

The big box stores like to hide bandwidth specifications for their units. This is usually because the units are not meant to be up-gradable and may not be able to handle higher resolution cameras.

US:

The processors in these units can handle the bandwidth or data streams of the highest resolution cameras currently available.

Surveillance Grade Hard Disk Drive

Them:

To cut cost, some company’s use a standard desktop HDD which is not
meant for 24 7 use and constant writing of information on the drive.

US:

The HDD's ( Hard Disk Drive ) we use are specifically engineered for NVRs. Therefore are built for 24 7 use and constant writing of information on the drive.

High definition, indoor/outdoor day/night cameras with features to fit your specific needs

Them:

Security Cameras are not a one size fits all like the Big Box stores lead you to believe.

US:

With our systems, you can mix and match a variety of cameras for use with each specific application.

IVS technology!

Them:

These features are usually not available from the big box store systems. If available, they are typically sold separately by licenses on a per camera bases and can be very costly.

US:

We include these features as a part of our packages at absolutely no extra cost.

1 touch Smartphone app to view your cameras from anywhere

Them:

It is typical for companies to charge a monthly fee for use of their app to remotely view your cameras.

US:

Use of our app is absolutely free of any hidden or monthly fees or subscriptions.

Support for on board SD recording for added security

Them:

This feature is usually not available from the big box store systems.

US:

This feature is included on all of our cameras and offers an additional way record and store 24/7 video footage, snapshots, motion detection etc. directly on the camera as well as on the NVR.

Onboard mic (check local laws for use and application)

Them:

This feature is usually not available from the big box store systems.

US:

All of our cameras include either onboard mic or the ability to add one.

The latest H.265 encoding means storing more video on a smaller hard drive!

Them:

A good majority of the units being sold by the Big Box stores are only capable of H.264.

US:

Our cameras and NVRs all support H.265 encoding. With H.265 your video can be compressed around 20% and with an even higher level of detail.

This means a smaller file size which in turn allows you to store more video as well as better video image during playback.

Installation using high-quality materials

Them:

Most Big Box stores expect you to install these units yourself. This means neatly running wires through your walls while avoiding electrical wires, fire blocks, other cables and other unforeseen obstacles.

US:

This is what we do! We already have the knowledge, equipment, and tools for a clean professional installation and we only use the highest quality materials.

USES

Security cameras have come a long way in recent years, and the applications for these devices have expanded greatly. Today, security cameras are used for more than just security purposes.

They can be used to monitor employee performance, enhance customer experience, and improve operational efficiency.

One of the most advanced features of modern security cameras is Intelligent Video Surveillance (IVS) technology, which provides a range of benefits and uses.

IVS technology uses advanced algorithms to analyze video footage and identify specific events or patterns. This technology can be used for a variety of purposes, With IVS technology, security cameras can provide real-time alerts and notifications, making it easier to respond to potential security threats and other events.

One of the main uses of IVS technology is in retail environments. Security cameras with IVS technology can be used to monitor customer behavior and track sales data. For example, a camera with object tracking capabilities can track the movement of customers in a store, identifying which products they interact with and which displays attract the most attention. This data can be used to optimize store layout and product placement, improving the overall customer experience and increasing sales.

In addition to retail environments, IVS technology can also be used in manufacturing facilities to improve operational efficiency. Cameras with motion detection capabilities can be used to monitor production lines, identifying bottlenecks and potential issues in real-time. This information can then be used to optimize production processes, reducing downtime and improving productivity.

Another use for IVS technology is in healthcare facilities, where security cameras can be used to monitor patient activity and ensure their safety. Cameras with facial recognition capabilities can be used to identify patients and staff, ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to restricted areas. Cameras with motion detection capabilities can also be used to monitor patient movement, providing real-time alerts if a patient falls or requires assistance.

In conclusion, security cameras with IVS technology provide a range of benefits and uses. From improving customer experience in retail environments to increasing operational efficiency in manufacturing facilities, IVS technology can be used to optimize a wide range of processes and activities. With the ability to analyze video footage in real-time and provide instant notifications, IVS technology is a valuable tool for enhancing security and efficiency in a variety of settings.