CCTV Security Camera Installation Service

Description

At TechSight Solutions, we are committed to enhancing the safety and security of your premises around the clock using CCTV Technologies. Our affordable packages and high-quality services ensure that your security needs are met without compromise.

OUR CCTV BRANDS:

• Dahua Technology
• HikVision

CCTV KEY FEATURES:

• High-Definition CCTV Cameras: Featuring top brands like Dahua Technology and Hikvision.
• Remote Access: Monitor your premises anytime, anywhere via your mobile phone.

WHY CHOOSE TECHSIGHT CCTV?

• Free Site Survey & Consultation: We assess your security needs at no extra cost.
• Affordable Packages: Get the best value without sacrificing quality.
• Experienced Professionals: With almost 5 years of expertise in CCTV installation and repair, we deliver reliable solutions.
• Customer Satisfaction: We ensure your satisfaction before we complete our service.
• Warranty & Support: Enjoy a 1-year unit warranty and ongoing technical support.
• After-Sales Service: Benefit from free check-ups and maintenance twice a year within the warranty period.

“Leave your safety to us.”

OUR CCTV PACKAGES

Starter Plan – DVR or NVR CCTV Pack:

• 4 Chanel DVR
• 2 Analogue Cameras
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• 4 Chanel NVR
• 2 CCTV Cameras
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• Cat 6 Network Cable
• 19″ Monitor
• Accessories
• ITB Hard drive Surveillance
• Installation, Setup and Configuration

Standard Plan- DVR or NVR CCTV Pack:

• 8 Chanel DVR
• 7 Analogue Cameras
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• 8 Chanel NVR
• 7 CCTV Cameras
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• Cat 6 Network Cable
• 26″ Monitor
• Accessories
• ITB Hard drive Surveillance
• Installation, Setup and Configuration

Premium Plan- DVR or NVR CCTV Pack:

• 16 Chanel DVR
• 14 Analogue Cameras
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• 16 Chanel NVR
• 14 CCTV Cameras
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• Cat 6 Network Cable
• 42″ Monitor
• Accessories
• 2TB Hard drive Surveillance
• Installation, Setup and Configuration

Please note:

• DVR stands for Digital Video Recorder. It records video from analog cameras, converting the analog signals to digital and storing them on a hard drive. DVR systems typically use coaxial cables to connect the cameras to the recorder.
• NVR stands for Network Video Recorder. It records video from IP (Internet Protocol) cameras, which capture and process video data digitally from the start. NVR systems use network connections, often over Ethernet cables, to connect the cameras to the recorder.

For your benefit in choosing the right system here are a few pros and cons of both the DVR and NVR systems:

DVR (Digital Video Recorder) System

Pros:

• Cost-Effective: Generally cheaper than NVR systems, especially for small to medium installations.
• Compatibility: Can work with existing analog camera systems, making it easier to upgrade older systems.
• Simplicity: Setup is relatively straightforward with coaxial cables, which also supply power to the cameras (using Power over Coax).

Cons:

• Lower Image Quality: Limited to the resolution of analog cameras, which is generally lower than IP cameras.
• Wiring Limitations: Requires separate cables for each camera, which can be cumbersome and costly for large installations.
• Limited Features: Lacks advanced features like video analytics and smart detection found in IP cameras.
• Scalability: Adding more cameras can be difficult and may require additional DVR units.

NVR (Network Video Recorder) System

Pros:

• Higher Image Quality: Supports high-resolution IP cameras, offering better image quality and clarity.
• Flexible Installation: Uses network cables (Ethernet), which can power cameras via PoE (Power over Ethernet), reducing the need for additional power sources.
• Advanced Features: Supports smart features like video analytics, motion detection, facial recognition, and more.
• Scalability: Easier to add and manage multiple cameras on the network, making it suitable for large installations.

Cons:

• Cost: Typically more expensive than DVR systems, both in terms of initial setup and individual IP cameras.
• Network Dependence: Requires a robust and stable network infrastructure to ensure smooth operation.
• Complexity: Setup and configuration can be more complex and may require technical expertise.
• Compatibility: May have compatibility issues with existing analog cameras, requiring a complete system overhaul.

Both DVR and NVR systems have their own strengths and weaknesses. The choice between them depends on your specific needs, budget, and the existing infrastructure of your premises. Give us a call for a remote FREE site assessment.