Home monitoring

Are currently monitored shops, businesses, parks, housing estates, and even entire cities, the next place to be monitored are our homes.

Monitoring of the house gives us a greater sense of security. We can monitor parking in front of the house or garage or entrance gate, front door and the area around the house. Home monitoring can prevent hooligans, breaking windows, painting graffiti on a wall, car theft and devastation. Possible materials of monitoring can help the police in prosecuting the perpetrators of this vandalism. With the installation of monitoring can also negotiate better discounts on property insurance buyout.

The best way to protect your home is to install and integrate the two systems, namely, security and alarm monitoring, such a solution can protect themselves from unwanted intruders, and if we will be informed by the intrusion alarm system. While the monitoring system will allow us to see situations and use the recordings from the cameras to prosecute criminals.

For home monitoring system are needed to color cameras and dvr recorder and of course the wires to connect these devices. Camera, depending on whether they will be used inside or outside, is divided into internal and external, where the cameras will be addressed in a location that is not lit you will need to use the camera day / night or cameras (Infrared Cameras), which allow for the registration of the image in the dark. You can use also IP cameras! By contrast, the selection of the registrar must determine how many cameras will be recording the image, it can be 4, 8 or 16 Recorders differ recorded image quality and compression. H.264 is currently the best, if we want to make sure that the image of the recorder could be seen on the Internet, we must remember that it is equipped with a LAN input.

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