About CCTV

CCTV stands for closed-circuit television and is commonly known as video surveillance. “Closed-circuit” means broadcasts are usually transmitted to a limited (closed) number of monitors, unlike “regular” TV, which is broadcast to the public at large.CCTV is designed to help prevent and detect crime. It can reassure the public about community safety. It is located in public places to: provide evidence to relevant enforcement agencies.

The benefits of CCTV Cameras are:

  • Crime Prevention: CCTV Cameras can prevent and detect crime, and deter criminals and theft.

  • Cost reduction: CCTV Cameras can reduce security costs, especially when compared to 24-hour manned security.

  • Evidence: CCTV Cameras can provide evidence for legal proceedings, such as in the case of accidents or disputes.

  • Home security: CCTV Cameras can help you be aware of who is at your door without having to open it.

  • Asset protection: CCTV Cameras can help businesses protect their resources by deterring theft and mitigating liability risks.

  • Customer satisfaction: CCTV Cameras can enhance customer experience by making customers feel safer.

  • Operational insights: CCTV Cameras can provide operational insights for businesses.

  • Liability protection: CCTV Cameras can help businesses avoid unwarranted claims and protect against fake liability lawsuits.

  • Remote access: CCTV Cameras can enable remote access to live and recorded footage.

  • Employee safety: CCTV Cameras can protect employees from workplace violence and help ensure a secure workforce.





Major Types of CCTV Cameras :

  • Wireless CCTV

  • HD CCTV

  • C-Mount CCTV

  • Day/Night CCTV

  • Infrared CCTV

  • IP CCTV

  • Dome CCTV

  • Bullet CCTV