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Surveillance cameras, once considered a crime prevention tool for use by businesses and local governments,
are being installed by homeowners. They help you monitor people coming in and out of your doors. It is not all
the time you will be around
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Consumer Power And CCTV And DVR Surveillance Systems
By Nahshon Roberts
There's much buzz over DVR surveillance systems. With so much information flooding the Internet,
it becomes difficult to choose one that's just right for your small scale or corporate needs. But knowing
what's best for you before you get a system saves you all the trouble, time, and money.
Sorting the CCTV and DVR Surveillance Systems
Non-techie consumers have a difficult time getting the gist of the technical information on home or
office surveillance systems. What they want is a system that works best. They want to know what's
going on behind their backs, see who has been dipping fingers into the till, and nab the nanny after
proof of her roughshod handling of the toddler.
Consumers also want clear pictures on the monitors, a video playback functionality, access to the
home surveillance systems via the Internet, and real-time recording of everything happening in the
home or office. While some want to catch the mouse while the cat is away, others need the security of
knowing family and workers are safe some intruders. Whether it's CCTV or DVR surveillance systems,
knowledge about these systems is consumer power.
Between the CCTV and DVR surveillance systems, the DVR system is getting all the popular attention
for its affordability and flexibility. This system can use the home PC as the nucleus for the system,
which knocks off some installation expense. With the CCTV system, the cameras are hooked to a
central monitoring system, which comes with the package.
What's Best for Yo