Surveillance Systems

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Surveillance systems can be a single camera viewed on a monitor to multiple cameras being recorded on a hard-drive and being viewed over the internet.
 

• Cameras
  Conventional cameras are a visual deterrant normally used in a commercial application.
  These cameras can be located indoors or outdoors.
  
   

• Dome Cameras
  Dome Cameras are a vandal-proof camera and are also less obtrusive than conventional cameras. These cameras are typically used for residential applications and can also be located indoors or outdoors.
  
   

• Covert Cameras
  Covert cameras or nanny cameras can be located just about anywhere within clocks, smoke-detectors, motion-detectors, exit signs or with a pin-hole lens behind any housing. These types of cameras are only located indoors.
   

• Digital Video Recorder (DVR)
  
  Surveillance systems will record the images onto a DVR and these images can then be viewed on a monitor typically located at the DVR. The DVR hard-drive will be determined by how many cameras are on the system. The images can also be viewed on another monitor located elsewhere on the premises or can be modulated onto your cable television system so as to be viewed on all of the television sets within the premises. If high-speed internet is subscribed to on-site, the DVR can be set up to be viewed from anywhere else world-wide, as long as the off-site location also has high-speed internet capabilities.
   

This information is a courtesy from Solo Security.  Should you require further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to call Niall Murphy at
(416) 897-0384.

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