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The Challenges of Integrating Access Control and Video Surveillance
Access control and video surveillance may go together like peanut butter and jelly, but that doesn’t mean they always interface seamlessly. The advantage to unified or tightly integrated systems under one installer, like NorthEast Remote Surveillance, are that they circumvent some of the problems with networking, software changes and feature compromises that other methods might encounter.
As with CCTV video surveillance and intrusion security system, your access control system is an essential piece of the physical security systems that are meant to protect your structures, employees, visitors, physical assets and digital data from unwanted intrusion, damage, theft or misuse. Today's electronic access control systems have to go far beyond simply locking and unlocking of doors. A business needs a access control solution that can give you the control and information to run more efficiently. NRSEC's electronic Access Control Systems can help ensure that only the right people have access to your business, your records, your assets and also create a smart management tool. The proactive security and management features of electronic access control can benefit every business, no matter the size.
Citywide CCTV surveillance gives the citizens and residents the sense of security which is the number-one mission of video surveillance in the first place. Researches show that with video cameras installed in public places, people do tend to feel more secure. The feeling of "Someone is watching" has been a great deterrent for potential wrongdoers. Businesses experience a sales boom whenever shoppers feel secure. Along with usual benefits of video surveillance like having key evidence to fight off fraudulent claims, ensuring loss prevention and analyzing customer behavior to address the demand more efficiently, businesses are interested in integrating their own cameras into the city CCTV surveillance systems as it helps increase law enforcements' situational awareness in case of an incident, even in the car while they are yet on the way to the scene of the crime.
Access control by Access Control Pennsylvania is a perfect accompaniment to a CCTV video surveillance security system.
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What is Video Standard?
Different areas of the world use different video standards. North America uses NTSC, Europe uses PAL and SECAM, South America uses PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL and NTSC. Almost every area of the world has a mixture of video standards. If your CCTV/recorder/camcorder support multi-systems, you can use either PAL or NTSC camera. With a multi-system video recording format, you expect an PAL tape to be reproduced as a standard digital PAL signal, and the same machine if fed with a NTSC tape will reproduce it as a standard digital NTSC signal. A multi-system interface recorder can also be expected to make a perfectly normal PAL recording of an PAL input signal, and a perfectly normal NTSC recording of a NTSC input signal. A NRSEC representative can provide professional advice in selecting the correct Surveillance security camera.
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