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How Home Video Surveillance Works

When they were first introduced, video surveillance systems were mostly used with medium to large businesses. These days however, they are becoming more and more common in homes. Video surveillance security systems are also known as Closed Circuit TV (CCTV) and are used to monitor certain areas around the home and help to protect it from burglars and thieves.

The monitor is a key aspect to the video surveillance setup. The monitor will feed the video from the cameras that make up the system. The monitors are normally black and white and feature a higher resolution than that of a standard television set. Monitors vary in size and resolution, although the standard resolution is between 500 and 1000 lines.

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Wireless Home Security Camera – 5 Reasons to Use One For Your Home Security

Wireless security cameras are fast replacing wired devices in homes across the country. These gadgets work by transmitting recorded images to a remote device over a wireless Internet connection instead of storing the data internally on a tape or disc like analogue cameras do.

Wireless security cameras have high definition image resolution; they can zoom, pan, tilt and have some truly versatile features.

There was a time, when most home owners couldn’t afford a wireless surveillance system, but this is 2010 and and we’re living in a mobile world. Whether you live in a condo, apartment or villa, here are five reasons why your home security cameras should not be wired.

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