Camera Sales & Consulting

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Camera Sales & Consulting

Picking the right camera for you or your business is no easy task. Especially if you already have older cameras installed and you would like to integrate more cameras into the system. Some cameras work with different types of wiring, some send and read different types of video signals, and many aren’t compatible with 3rd party softwares.

Your current camera system could be one of many different types or formats such as: IP Cameras, HD-SDI, TVI, CVI cameras, and Standard Analog Cameras. Even among IP cameras, there are huge differences in resolutions, features, and specifications.

Our professional technicians have the tools and experience to navigate through the sea of security camera possibilities to make sure that we come up with the most effective solution for you.

Options to Consider

Features

One of the most important things to consider when selecting a security camera is what features would you like it to include? New features are constantly available but may not be relevant or cost effective for your purposes. Our professionals can discuss many of these with you. From there, you will need to decide which features are necessary and which features are just nice to have. Common features include: Night Vision, Remote Access, Audio, Two Way Audio, Trip Line sensor notification, License Plate Capture, Human Detection, Pan Tilt and Zoom capabilities, Motion Detection and Sensitivity, and Masking.

Lighting

Will the place you will be putting your security system have consistent lighting? Or will it vary throughout the day? Will you need something that will be able to capture video in the dark? It is important to get a camera that will work at all hours of the day and in all lighting conditions.

Placement

Depending on where you place your camera, you might need something specific. For example, if you want to place a camera in the middle of a room and get a 360 degree view, you will need to purchase a panoramic camera, rather than a camera with a traditional view.

Wiring

It is important to consider wiring requirements before selecting a camera, as it can sometimes be quite difficult to route cables to some locations. Even a wireless camera will still require power, therefore wires.

Price

Of course you need to consider your budget when you are selecting a security camera. We will help you find something that will do the job, yet stay pocketbook friendly.

Camera Sales & Consulting

dixon security cameras