Typically used for indoor applications, these cameras have wider angles and better depth-of-view. With varifocal cameras, one may adjust the lenses as per the scene.

Typically used for indoor applications, these cameras have wider angles and better depth-of-view but with infrared light on when the light luminance goes below a threshold. With varifocal cameras, one may adjust the lenses as per the scene. At night grey-scale images are generated with basic IR cameras.

Used for large indoor areas like warehouse application or outdoor areas. These cameras do operations like panning, tilting and zooming on particular objects/ scenes.

IR Bullet cameras are used in low light scenarios typically where the distance to be covered is less. Comes in fixed and varifocal lenses, selection of the cameras can be made easier by professionals.

These are sophisticated cameras used for typically outdoor application or indoor scenarios where there is variable lighting or long distances to be covered.

These are recorders used over co-axial medium, i.e. for analogous type of cameras. There is variety for selection when it comes to number of channels a DVR can record and play as well as the memory it will support. Expert advice before selection is recommended.

Network Video Recorders are used to record videos from IP cameras. They come in different channel configurations and some of the state-of the-art recorders are available with artificial intelligence features embedded on it.

Typically in a large scenario where number of cameras exceed a manageable limit, servers are introduced in a sophisticated network to stream and record images on it. In case of an enquiry, let us discuss this solution in detail.