MCCTV Security & Surveillance System Solution News From CCTUNG

Home security has come a long way. Technological advances have been a game changer when it comes to detecting threats and keeping people safe in their homes. The biggest development? Motion detection. In the world of home security, motion detection is one of the most important features. It is used to enhance already existing home security devices like motion sensor lighting to indoor and outdoor security cameras. Security cameras are one of the most common devices that use motion detecting technology. To better secure your home, motion detector cameras are a must-have. In this article, we'll explain how and why...

Ever wondered which indoor security camera is the best? Picking your security cameras can get stressful. There are many things to consider before you commit to a camera. For instance, do you want outdoor cameras? Is a video doorbell sufficient? What about an indoor camera? Wireless or wired? This article will primarily discuss how to choose the right indoor camera for your home, but we’ll also provide you with a few tips on choosing your other cameras as well. If you’re interested in checking out Cove’s indoor camera (which you can get for free with your security system) click here. What’s the Purpose of...

Photos and videos taken by your game camera are most frequently stored on an SD card found inside of the camera. These high definition images and video clips stay on the card until it is full, and then need to be removed so the camera has enough space to continue filming. Some game camera models are wireless and offer the option of connecting to an app for video and photo storage. This is generally accomplished via connection from a hotspot that the camera is built to generate and a device with bluetooth. Available for both iOS and Android, a wireless game camera...

The essential components that make a game camera work are its motion sensor, lens, infrared emitters, batteries, and SD card. The motion sensor portion of a game camera is what triggers the camera to capture movement. A camera that took photos or video clips every time the wind blew the leaves around would be useless, so motion sensors are also equipped with heat detection. The better the sensor, the faster it will detect movement and heat. The faster it can detect movement and heat, the faster it will gather footage within its field of view. Higher quality cameras also have a high-speed turnover...

Trick question! Game cameras and trail cameras are different names for the same thing: a camera operated by batteries that captures images with lightning fast speed. Setup for these cameras is quick and easy. Models of both game and trail cameras have infrared and LED options and are intended to help capture a target's picture and location. The glow emitted by the infrared is minimal to nonexistent.