Archive for September, 2010

Dual path IP signalling for CCTV

Thursday, September 30th, 2010

Emizon.

Dual path IP signalling is a prerequisite now in all intruder alarm scenarios, for many years now insurers have insisted on it and it is one of the most important security measures employed within the industry. Also one that gives early warning of a potential break in and is crucial in limiting losses… Continue reading

IP CCTV regulation and certification

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

IP CCTV regulation.

IP video system, IP surveillance system, Networked camera system, Networked surveillance system. No one has yet to actually decide what the CCTV system that we know today is going to be called . CCTV is not really an option because it is no longer a closed CCT system.
Networked security cameras are here and over the next 5 years will start to dominate the security industry’s… Continue reading

CCTV acronyms

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

Megapixel IP video systems.
Over the next few days we will be looking at some of the features that are being built into the latest IP Megapixel cameras in order to show some of the major benefits that can be achieved through this new technology. Firstly below we list some of the acronyms being used and what they actually mean.  There is nothing worse than a 3 letter abbreviation that… Continue reading

Integrated CCTV transport conference 2010

Monday, September 27th, 2010

Integrated CCTV solutions are seen as the key to improving security and safety on transport systems. Groups from all over the UK have expressed an interest on how CCTV will do this.

The Integrated CCTV and transport conference (2010) brings together System integrators and key transport groups so the latest developments within the world of CCTV can be exhibited.

CCTV systems deployed on train networks, buses, coaches and… Continue reading

Is the CCTV industry lazy?!

Friday, September 24th, 2010

We got talking to a reputable Manufacturer recently…..one who was pulling his hair out over the increased amount of Technical calls his Support team were taking

There was nothing wrong with the product – it was just new and the installing engineer had simply not seen it before.

This happens….an installer will have an enthusiastic team of sales/marketing/commercial guys all choosing products because of price, bells, whistles, days… Continue reading