New, Cost Effective Solution for Upgrading To IP Security Cameras

· By Robert Beagle · Installation, Mounting & DIY, Security Industry & Product News

Updated July 5, 2018

New, Cost Effective Solution for Upgrading To IP Security Cameras

Are you ready to upgrade your current CCTV security cameras to new digital IP cameras, but are finding that the cost to run Ethernet cables on top of replacing those older cameras with new high-quality IP cameras is just too much?  Introducing HDCVI (High Definition Composite Video Interface) the newest in IP technology. By utilizing the preexisting coax cable, the HDCVI provides an easy solution: quick installation with minimal disruption to an organization’s operations. This means you won’t have to re-run cabling throughout your entire facility, which preserves the integrity of the building while greatly reducing installation cost.

Businesses must consider installation of IP cameras at their facilities any time it is necessary to capture any kind of high-detail video. This might include the ability to recognize someone’s face, the capacity to capture a license plate number, or any other sensitive location where multiple people or objects must be analyzed from a distance. The fact of the matter is: analog cameras just can’t get the job done anymore. And the proof is all in the video.

Most consumers are concerned with two things when it comes to security cameras: picture quality and saving money, and with HDCVI you can accomplish both of these things. We can offer 720P picture quality without breaking your budget by using the coax cabling that was previously used for your analog camera system.

These systems come in 4 and 8 channel and cost as little as $600! Need to add additional security cameras? No problem, additional cameras can also be added to your newly upgraded IP camera system.

For more information on HDCVI technology or to receive a fast quote for your security system, visit our website at www.CameraSecurityNow.com or call 1-877-422-1907 today!

 

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