More From This User
THE “IN’S” AND “OUTS” OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT
The dependability and prevalence of video surveillance cameras has increased ...
THE “IN’S” AND “OUTS” OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCEEQUIPMENT
The dependability and prevalence of video surveillance camerashas increaseddramatically in the past decade. Numerous home and business owners haveintegrated video cameras into their security systems to ensure safety, crack downon regulations, and catch criminals in the act.Surveillance is considered covert when the cameras are hidden or aren'tidentifiable. Security Cameras are largely legal in the United States, as long as itdoesn't directly infringe on a person's fourth amendment right to privacy.Depending on their usage, a wide range of surveillance equipment is available onthe market. These tools vary from phone wiretaps and Internet-based devices tomodern facial feature identification computer software known as biometrics.Surveillance equipment is typically small enough to go unnoticed by the majority of people.Some major types of surveillance equipment are as follows:1. CCTV surveillance equipment – which is a closed circuit consisting of a camera orcameras and a monitor used to view the cameras. You will see this at most stores.2. PC surveillance equipment – This is equipment that either survey’s your computeror allows you to connect to a camera from your computer and survey from there.3. Employee surveillance equipment – This is equipment that allows you to keep aneye on employees.4. GPS tracking surveillance equipment – This allows you to keep track of vehicles orpeople when they are on the move.5. Loss prevention surveillance equipment – This is the use of equipment to preventtheft of goods.6. Counter surveillance equipment – This is equipment that is used to stop covertsurveillance of yourself.Other types of cameras include dome cameras that can capture video images in a360-degree angle, bullet cameras, day night cameras, infrared cameras that cancapture images at night, vandal proof (unbreakable) cameras, and hidden cameras.Video surveillance cameras are used in shopping malls, police cars, parks and otherpublic places, companies, and in banks and ATM machines.
of 00
THE “IN’S” AND “OUTS” OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT
The dependability and prevalence of video surveillance cameras has increased dramatically in the past decade. Numerous home and business owners have integrated video cameras int...
(More)
630 Reads
Info and Rating
| Category: | |
| Rating: | |
| Upload Date: | 02/03/2009 |
| Copyright: | Attribution Non-commercial |
| Tags: |
Leave a Comment