what is it?

The world we live in today is filled with constant threats of attacks which have in turn led to a tremendous increase in installation of Security cameras to improve the level of safety both in our homes and in public places. With the development of technology, a variety of cameras have been invented with the most commonly used being security cameras and surveillance cameras.

What’s the difference between?

Security cameras also known as CCTV cameras, are used to convey signals from one particular place to a definite monitor situated at a distance place, whereas surveillance cameras also known as automatic number plate recognition system, normally work on IP networks which link the camera from the remote area to the assigned security location.

A surveillance security system typically consisted of several cameras connected—either hardwired or wireless— to a digital video recorder (DVR), which recorded the images and displayed them on a closed circuit television (CCTV) or monitor. Nowadays, it’s much easier to have a standalone security camera. Whether you have one camera or several, they work with your home’s internet network to send footage right to your computer or mobile device. Most consumer cameras store data internally, on a removable microSD card, or remotely on the cloud.

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