CCTV

Key Components of a CCTV System

• Cameras – Capture video footage (analog, digital, or IP-based).
• Monitors – Display real-time or recorded footage.
• Recording Devices – Store video for later review (DVR for analog, NVR for digital/IP).
• Cables/Wireless Network – Transmit video signals to storage and display units.
• Power Supply – Provides power to cameras and system components.

Types of CCTV Systems

• Analog CCTV – Uses coaxial cables and DVRs for recording.
• IP CCTV – Digital cameras transmitting over a network to NVRs or cloud storage.
• Wireless CCTV – Uses Wi-Fi for connectivity, reducing cable usage.
• PTZ Cameras – Pan-Tilt-Zoom cameras for flexible surveillance.

Applications of CCTV

• Security & Surveillance – Used in Schools, offices, banks, and public areas for crime prevention.
• Traffic Monitoring – Helps in managing and analyzing traffic patterns.
• Industrial Safety – Monitors workspaces to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
• Educational Institutions – Enhances security in schools and universities.

Advantages of CCTV

• Deters crime and unauthorized activities.
• Provides real-time monitoring and evidence collection.
• Enhances public safety and workplace security.
• Supports remote surveillance with internet-connected systems.

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