How to choose a camera: 5 tips
A short guide to what to look at when choosing a camera, so that you do not overpay and are not left without a recording when you need it.
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Short and to the point about security systems.
Why you need a barrier
A barrier solves three tasks at once: it closes the entrance to outsiders, keeps entry and exit under control, and keeps the spaces for those they are meant for.
Learn moreColorVu: what you see at night
Cameras are installed to see an unpleasant incident. Those happen mostly after dark — and not every camera copes with darkness.
Learn moreFace ID and attendance tracking
A Face ID terminal opens the door by face and at the same time records who came and left and when.
Learn moreWhere camera footage is stored
A camera records, but the footage has to be stored somewhere. What exactly to install depends on the size of the site.
Learn morePTZ camera: one for a large area
PTZ is a camera that turns and zooms in. That is why one such camera covers an area that would otherwise take several ordinary ones.
Learn moreHow much camera installation costs
The price of a system has two parts: installation and equipment. Installation is simple to count — by the number of cameras.
Learn moreHow a barrier is installed
Step by step — what barrier installation consists of. The work takes one working day.
Learn moreA turnstile at the entrance
Where many people pass through the entrance, a turnstile keeps order: entry and exit are under control.
Learn moreHow cameras are installed in an office
A good system starts not with cameras but with an inspection. This is the order the work goes in.
Learn moreA video intercom for a flat and house
A video intercom shows the visitor and lets you hear them before you open the door.
Learn moreCareful installation: three signs
The quality of installation shows in the details. This is what to look at when you accept the work.
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