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Varifocal IP Cameras - When To Use An Adjustable Lens IP Cameras
A varifocal lens is an adjustable camera lens with independently adjustable focus and zoom. This is usually done using a pair of knobs or rods located near the lens of the camera. In this article, we will outline when it is beneficial to use a varifocal bullet or dome camera.
Motion Detection In Security Cameras | When To Use It And Why It Sucks (sometimes)
One of the most popular features of security cameras is the ability to record only when something is happening in front of the camera. This has been the go to method for preserving that precious Hard Drive space, especially with resolutions always on the rise and with it recording storage demands. With event recording, you don’t have hours and hours of footage taking up space where nothing has happened. Up until now the most popular way of detecting an event is through motion.
Ingress Protection Rating (IP66 and IP67)
Most of the cameras that we carry in our catalog are weatherproof, and we identify the camera's level of tolerance to the extreme conditions with it's Ingress Protection Rating. This "IP Code" (not to be confused with the IP address) was made to define how well devices like our IP cameras hold up against the elements, namely dust and water. In this article, we'll go over what all of the different levels of Ingress Protection are, when to use the different IP ratings, and what varying degrees of Ingress Protection our products offer.
How to Position Security Cameras and Avoid Callbacks
This short article will cover the basics of how to position security cameras for best results. While many factors exist for placing cameras I will touch on the basic ones of placement. I would consider the following to be the four steps in placing your cameras:
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