Our ServiceCCTV cameras, short for Closed-Circuit Television, have been a cornerstone of surveillance systems for decades, offering reliable monitoring and recording capabilities. These cameras are hardwired and transmit footage to a limited set of monitors or recording devices. On the other hand, IP cameras, or Internet Protocol cameras, represent the modern evolution of surveillance technology. They utilize digital networks to transmit video data, offering greater flexibility and scalability. With IP cameras, users can remotely access footage from anywhere with an internet connection, making them ideal for both home and commercial security applications.
CCTV cameras have a long history of dependable performance in surveillance systems.
IP cameras typically offer superior image quality and resolution compared to analog CCTV cameras.
Users can access live footage and recordings from anywhere with an internet connection, enhancing monitoring capabilities.
Generally, CCTV systems can be more budget-friendly, especially for smaller setups.