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Action Observer Video Systems
Pick your favorite myth about a business or home with
security cameras:
| Systems are expensive |
| Systems are unreliable and record only to fuzzy
tape |
| It takes a rocket scientist to install a camera
system |
| Cameras are expensive |
| I don’t know where to go or how to get help |
All five myths are exactly that… It
turns out that digital camera systems are not expensive and can be
installed by anyone who can hook up a cable TV and DVD.
Better yet, camera quality has
improved remarkably over the past few years while prices have declined.
New digital systems recorders have “become smart,” they record to hard
disks, and have alerts that can be fine tuned to start recording and
call you the minute someone sets foot on your property.
Depending on your needs, a full
featured camera system can be installed on your premises for less money
than your last loss.
Consider some of the options:
| Cameras are viewable on the web – just log on to
the system and give it your password. You can watch your property to
your heart’s content. |
| Cameras record only when something moves in front
of them – so if you suffer a loss the cameras will pick up who, when,
and where. |
| Multiple camera systems work in tandem so you can
see the exact path taken. |
| You can set up certain systems to call you on the
phone if someone sets foot on your property – day or night – whatever
hours you choose. |
| Depending on the camera, you can get great night
vision. A dimly light room will look like all the lights are on.
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| Cameras can be a deterrent – thieves will look for
an easier target. |
| Alternatively, cameras can be hidden and placed in
locations where there’s a likely loss. It doesn’t take long to find
the culprit. |
| Video recording, even from covert cameras, is legal
in all states. (Audio recording, however, has some restrictions in
different locations.) |
And, there’s plenty more reasons to
consider a digital camera system. It gives you an extra set of eyeballs
that can see in multiple places a one time. It gives you the ability to
know what’s happening and when.
Interested in learning more?
Register for Currid &
Company’s new guide on how to set up a digital video watch system. It
reviews several systems, software, cameras, and techniques for getting
control over your property.
Don’t have the time to do it
yourself? Then why don't you contact
andy.gibbs@currid.com
at Currid & Company for a quote on installing
or leasing a system?
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