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Cameras and the gear that runs them
This is the umbrella for security cameras and everything that supports them. It brings together the cameras that watch a site, the recorders that store the footage, the monitors that display it and the accessories that tie a system together. Whether you are covering a single doorway or a whole premises, the parts you need to build and run a setup sit here.
Camera types and where they suit
Wired bullet cameras point along a fixed line such as a drive or a boundary, while dome cameras suit ceilings and corners where a discreet wide view helps. PTZ cameras pan, tilt and zoom so you can follow activity across a larger area. Indoor WiFi cameras add a simpler option for rooms inside, with two-way audio so you can listen and speak.
Recording your footage
Network video recorders work with IP cameras over the network, while analogue DVRs suit traditional camera runs. Both store footage to built-in hard drives, sized for shorter or longer retention depending on how far back you want to be able to look. Choosing the recorder usually starts with the cameras you plan to run.
Monitors and accessories
LED monitors give you a dedicated screen to view live and recorded footage, with the inputs to connect a recorder directly. Alongside these sit the cables, mounts and supporting parts that make a tidy install possible and keep an existing system maintained.
Putting a system together
Start with the areas you want to watch, then match camera types to those spots and pick a recorder that suits the cameras and the retention you want. Think about indoor versus outdoor siting, and how footage will be viewed. A qualified installer can plan and wire a larger setup. Free UK delivery over £99, worldwide shipping.