If you're still deciding what to buy, these articles explain the differences that matter before you spend anything: DVR versus NVR, IP versus analog cameras, how an IP system works on a network and what NDAA compliant means.
There's also a myth-busting article for the claims that come up most often.
One of the first decisions when choosing a security camera system is whether to use a DVR or an NVR. The difference between a DVR and NVR is simple: DVR systems record video from analog HD-over-coax cameras, while NVR systems record video from IP Power over Ethernet network cameras. Both systems record surveillance footage, but […]
Surveillance and security tech has never been more affordable and available for homes, small businesses, and larger enterprises. With the advent of IP cameras and Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology, security camera systems have become more widespread and far easier to install and manage, even by novices. The global IP camera market is expected to […]
The National Defense Authorization Act, abbreviated as NDAA, is an annual piece of legislation that is passed by Congress to fund the United States Department of Defense. In 2018, Congress passed the John McCain NDAA Act for the 2019 fiscal year. In this act, Congress effectively banned government agencies from purchasing products from major Chinese […]
What you should know before buying security cameras! Technology can be confusing, no doubt, and security cameras are no exception. There are countless technologies, features, and types of cameras to know about. With a plethora of information and deceptive marketing out there on the web, it can be difficult to sift through the information to […]
IP cameras and IP surveillance systems work a bit differently than their legacy Analog predecessors. The good news is that we do have simplified IP systems available that do not require advanced networking knowledge to set up a closed system. However, if you’re looking to do a more complex install, you should take a look […]
