CCTV IP Security Camera Technology
At Richinei Telemedical Solutions, we believe IP cameras (aka network cameras) are the future of security camera technology. We rigorously test and review each IP camera model we sell to ensure it performs to specifications and is easy to integrate with our network video recorders.
Most network cameras we sell have PoE connectivity built-in, making them easy to use with any NVR with a built-in PoE switch. Using PoE technology.
Although there are several advantages to using IP security cameras, the main ones are 1) resolution support beyond 2K, and 2) easy connectivity with CAT5e or better network cabling. IP cameras are the best choice for customers looking to build a future-proof security camera system.
Especially our 4K security camera systems which feature the best resolution cameras money can buy combined with our professional NVRs.
AHD CCTV Surveillance Camera
At Richinei Telemedical Solutions, we believe in quality and reliable surveillance products. Our indoor & Outdoor security cameras are perfect for use in any business, professional, or home setting where there is a need for a CCTV camera.
Unlike cheap cameras offered by our competitors, all indoor & Outdoor cameras have Day & Night technology that allows the camera to switch to black & white mode in low light so the camera can still see.
Except for hidden cameras, almost all indoor & Outdoor cameras have infrared night vision to see in complete darkness. Below you can find cameras based on use, signal type, or resolution.
As the CCTV industry matures, higher-resolution megapixel security cameras are becoming more affordable.
For close-range facial capture up to 10ft from the camera, we suggest using analog cameras or HDCVI 1.3 megapixel cameras because they are inexpensive. For scenarios where more detail is needed at a wide 80-degree angle, we suggest using 2-megapixel HDCVI cameras or 3-megapixel IP cameras.
Indoor & Outdoor security cameras are a necessary component of business security systems. Whether you have a retail store, office, or large corporation, indoor & Outdoor cameras help keep an eye on employees and customers and safeguard the business from shrinkage and lawsuits.
We’ve seen customers opt for security camera kits from the big box stores, which mainly contain cheap CMOS sensor cameras. Ultimately they discover that video is inadequate for use in court because no detail can be seen due to the poor quality sensor of the camera.
Our analog cameras are made with high-quality color CCD sensors, and our megapixel indoor & Outdoor cameras use high-quality megapixel CMOS sensors to provide resolutions up to 1080p and beyond. We offer a large variety of cameras and resolutions to choose from.
What is AHD?
AHD is short for Analog High Definition, so AHD camera is an analog high-definition camera, and the transmission signal is the high-definition analog signal. Talking about high definition, we usually call the video high definition with a physical resolution of more than 720p, referred to as HD.
AHD technology can achieve the reliable transmission of ultra-long distance (500 meters) high-definition video signal on the existing analog transmission line. It adopts advanced Y/C signal separation and simulation filtering technology, which can effectively reduce the color noise in the high-frequency area and improve image reducibility. Compared with traditional high-definition products, AHD camera image quality has a qualitative leap and upgrade, and the highest clarity can be equivalent to the full network HD 1080 level.
IP camera
Previous generation cameras transmitted analog video signals. IP cameras send images digitally using the transmission and security features of the TCP/IP protocol. Advantages to this approach include:
- Two-way audio via a single network cable allows users to listen to and speak to the subject of the video (e.g., a clerk assisting a customer through step-by-step instructions)
- Use of a Wi-Fi or wireless network
NVR versus DVR System – What is the Difference?
Basically, both NVR and DVR systems are responsible for video recording. However, they differ in how they record the footage. The DVR system processes data at the recorder, while the NVR system encrypts and processes data at the camera before sending it to the recorder for storage and remote viewing. Both systems handle data differently. Thus, they need different types of cameras. Most of the DVRs are used with analog cameras, while NVRs are used with IP cameras. Most importantly, a DVR based surveillance system is a wired security system and NVR system can be a wired or wireless system.
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