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Camera installations to a one to one recorder: (one camera recording on one tape) This recording system allows images to be seen as being played almost live, with the capability to record 3, 12, 48, 72 or 160 Hrs. This makes it a very powerful tool that can be used in planning and developing new strategies in the way your business is conducted. Multiplexed recording of multiple cameras: (multiple cameras recording on 1 tape) Cameras installed in areas classified as not high risk, can then be installed through multiplexer devices. This allows us to record up to 20 cameras on a single tape. This allows for easy access and storage. Digital Recording onto a DVR: (digital video recorder) The latest technology is to record digitally onto a DVR (digital video recorder) and retrieve the images as needed. The images are recorded directly into the PC (personal computer) and stored on the hard drive. The amount of storage depends on the size of the harddrive. By law, tapes need to be kept for at least 30 days for legal reasons. So the choices are:
Below is an example of various structural areas where cameras may be needed.
This may assist you in ascertaining the recording type you prefer and the number
of cameras needed.
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| Camera Name |
Type of camera |
Recording type |
Quantity of cameras |
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| Entry door | Entry Identification camera. |
One to one tape or |
1 |
| South Patio | Play area, patio or entertainment room |
One to one or |
2 |
| Prep Kitchen | Store room, kitchen office room |
Multiplexing |
1 |
| T0TAL QTY | 4 |
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