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Outdoor Surveillance Camera Housings


Choosing the correct outdoor camera housing for your application can be difficult.  Will the camera be in harsh environmental conditions and need a heater/blower?  Does the camera housing need the ability to tilt and pan?  What about the ability to access the camera if needed?

               
                                 
Today camera housings have options such as wiper blades, [...]

Choosing a DVR, PC or Linux Based Surveillance System? Making the right Choice in Cleveland, Ohio.


One of the reacquiring questions that I am often asked is should I purchase a PC or Linux Based Surveillance System.   Purchasing a Linux based Surveillance System may save you a few dollars in the short run, but your best option is to purchase a PC Based Surveillance System allowing you to evolve with the [...]

64 Channel Hybrid N/DVR Solution, for IP and Analog Cameras


Have an existing analog surveillance system already in place, looking to upgrade to an IP Surveillance Camera solution?  Don’t start over from the beginning, use your existing analog surveillance cameras along with your new IP surveillance cameras.  As the market slowly changes to IP surveillance cameras, don’t get left behind!  Offer your customer a surveillance [...]

I need a Security Camera


Choosing the correct Surveillance Camera for your specific application, can sometimes be overwhelming, here are a few questions to ask yourself before making a decision. 

Do I really need a Video Surveillance System?


With the current economic challenges we are facing today, I hear some business owners ask this question.  Well, I always say our customers are our best sales people.  The economy has not reached rock bottom yet (in my humble opinion, I think we have another rough 7 months) and we will continue to see things [...]

What is an EX-View CCD Surveillance Camera?


“EX-View” is a sensitivity-enhancement technology developed by SONY to improve light sensitivity of its CCD by a factor of two for visible light and a factor of four for near-infrared wavelengths.

“State up North”


I saw this article on-line at www.wired.com (I also receive this magazine and think it is a great tech magazine for junkies like myself) and thought what a great article to post on my blog! Are these people crazy! I am an Ohio State fan and all I can say is there is no intelligent [...]