CCTV stands for Closed-Circuit Television. A CCTV security system is basically a network of video cameras that record footage and transmit it to a central location for monitoring and recording.

Here’s a breakdown of how it works:

• Cameras: These are installed at various points around your property, indoors or outdoors, depending on your needs. They can be wired or wireless.
• Recording device: This could be a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) or a Network Video Recorder (NVR). The DVR captures footage from analog cameras and the NVR from digital IP cameras.
• Monitoring system: This can be a monitor connected directly to the DVR/NVR or a computer with software that allows you to view live footage and recordings remotely over the internet.

CCTV security systems can be a great way to monitor activity around your property and deter crime, gather evidence in case of an incident.

Here are some additional things to consider about CCTV security systems:

• Features: There are many different features available on CCTV cameras, such as night vision, motion detection, and high-definition resolution.
• Installation: You can install a CCTV system yourself, but it’s often recommended to hire a professional installer to ensure it’s set up correctly.
• Cost: The cost of a CCTV system will vary depending on the number of cameras, features, and installation complexity.

If you’re considering getting a CCTV security system for your home or business, it’s a good idea to

contact us to find the system that’s right for you.