the advantages of ip cameras
the advantages of IP cameras
IP Camera is a combination of traditional cameras and network technology, a new generation of cameras, the image transmitted through the network to the other side of the planet, and remote viewers do not need to use any professional software, as long as the standard Web browser that can monitor image. Definition of IP cameras, there are two popular saying: first, directly connected to the IP camera; Second, use the network to transmit the image the camera is IP cameras.
Typical IP cameras include a lens, a filter, an embedded image sensor, a digital image converter, an image compressor, and a server having a network connection function.
The advantages of IP cameras
Compared to other analog cameras, CCTV or DVR surveillance products, the main advantage of the IP camera:
1. Savings
Each IP camera has its own IP address, data processing functions, and built-in software applications, can act as a network server, FTP server, FTP client and email client. Many advanced IP network cameras also include other special features, such as motion detection, alarm signal output / input devices and e-mail support, network cameras not only supports all standard analog CCTV camera function, but also provides the user with more system functions and can be reduced more of the cost.
So far, the ordinary network image solutions usually require complex systems, it comes to the PC, additional software and hardware, workstations, and sometimes video cable systems. The IP camera systems often do not require unnecessary investment in equipment and installation, the system can be directly connected via a network for remote monitoring, eliminating the need for a closed-circuit television, significantly reducing the wire and manpower costs, reduce the cost.
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2.IP camera uses a state-of-the-art camera technology and network technology, with powerful features. with all the components need to be used to create a remote monitoring system. Built-in Web server function, only need to access Ethernet, assign an address, you can through the network directly to achieve remote monitoring observed over the image of the remote transmission, and at any time using the browser. The built-in system to achieve true plug-and-play software, eliminating the need for complex network configuration.
Built-in large capacity memory storage alarm is triggered before the image; built-in I / O ports and communication ports to facilitate expansion of external peripherals such as: access control systems, infrared sensors, and a full range PTZ. Provide the package easy for users to quickly develop their own application software.
3. Centralized management
Centralized management refers to the monitoring point, many systems using analog CCTV system is difficult to control, centralized management system like Brussels International Airport with 600 points, using traditional analog CCTV systems are difficult to control; distance refers to the range of more than 50 km system would greatly increase the cost of traditional analog CCTV systems such as fiber optic.
(4) long-distance
IP camera in addition to in any corner of the world via the Internet for remote monitoring, network monitoring may effectively reduce the cost of its "plug-and-play" functionality, not the same as the analog camera must be installed coaxial cable as long as the use of the existing network can use.
5 flexible integration
Other security equipment, such as humidity, temperature, smoke, intrusion alarm system can be easily linkage; lighting, alarm, locks and other action devices at the same time you can not even move, which makes it easy to form a powerful security systems. I believe that a dominant position on the basis of the CCTV network cameras in the near future.
High system performance.
7 is easy to use in the network
Based global industry standard IP cameras can be used with all types of Ethernet devices seamlessly. In a sense, the IP camera is a standard network equipment. easy to use, inexpensive, and so will the characteristics of the IP camera.
